Written by Jan Buza
Co-founder of Trama
The base fee for trademark registration in the UK is £170 for online applications and £200 for paper applications. This base fee includes one class of goods and services. Each additional class is £50; a fee for an international application is £40 plus additional WIPO fees.
Please note that these are just the government fees paid directly to the UKIPO. Additional fees will apply if you use a lawyer, a law firm, or an online legal service to file your application.
The UKIPO also offers a Right Start application for a £200 base price. Here, you pay half the fee upfront and receive an examination report prepared directly by the UKIPO. Then, if your mark meets the criteria for registration and you're allowed to proceed in the process, you pay the second half of the fee.
Does an expired trademark have a period during which nobody can re-register it?
What do I actually need to trademark - our name or logo? Or do I need to do both?
What documentation is needed in order to change an ownership of a trademark?
My word mark is written in a unique font. Why doesn't this matter?
I saw a brand that started to copy my brand a little. Can a trademark help protect my business?
What is the difference between the ™ symbol and the ℠ symbol?
Is it possible to register a trademark with more than one owner?
Does having a specific font matter when registering a word mark?
Does the upper case/lower case presentation matter when registering a trademark?
What can I do to improve the distinctiveness of my trademark?
What does BREXIT mean for UK trademark validity in Europe and vice versa?
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