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Maintain your International Registration designated to Singapore
Learn about procedures for maintaining and modifying international trade mark registrations designated to Singapore.
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Requests to be presented to IPOS
The following requests may be presented to IPOS for an international registration designated to Singapore.
Administrative requests
Read more about administrative requests, and find out more about the items in the list below.
Change details of agent and holder
Request for extension of time to respond to IPOS
Request for continued processing of tnternational registration designated to Singapore
Registration management
Read more about registration management, and find out more about the items in the list below.
Withdraw your international registration designated to Singapore
Register, amend or terminate licence
Transform an international registration into a national application
Replacement of National Registrations by Protected International Trade Marks (Singapore)
International registration modifications
Read more about international registration modification, and find out more about the items in the list below.
Division of an international registration
Merger of an international registration
Legal procedures
Read more about legal procedures, and find out more about the items in the list below.
File a statutory declaration
File a letter of consent
File or amend regulations governing the use of a collective mark or certification mark
Requests to be presented to WIPO
Apart from the requests to be presented to IPOS listed above, all other requests for recordals in relation to international registrations designating Singapore filed under the Madrid Protocol, should be presented to WIPO.
Please refer to WIPO’s website on How to Manage Your International Registration or the possible IR transactions, as well as the Forms Required for the International Registration of a Mark.