Registering your brand before someone else does

Prior rights search, class selection, application to the national or EU office and responses to oppositions.

Trade marks and trade names

What is included

  • Prior rights search and analysis of refusal risk
  • Choosing the classes that actually cover your activity
  • Application, tracking and responses to objections or oppositions

What is included and what is not promised

Owning the domain and the social accounts gives you no right to the name. Whoever registers first can force you to change brand after years of building it, and that happens more often than you would think.

What it includes: prior rights search and analysis of refusal risk; choosing the classes that actually cover your activity; application, tracking and responses to objections or oppositions. What it does not include: it does not include the trade mark office's official fees, paid separately and itemised in the quote.

Documents you will need

  • The exact name and, for a figurative mark, the logo in high resolution.
  • A description of the goods or services to be covered.
  • The territory where you operate or plan to.

Indicative timing

We answer your enquiry within 1 working day and send the written quote within 2 working days.

Once your documents are complete, we prepare the file between 3 and 8 working days.

An unopposed national mark is usually granted within several months; an opposition adds its own procedure.

See the pricing page for how we charge this kind of matter.

How it works

Estimated duration: 8 days.

  1. Assessment

    We search for similar earlier marks and tell you frankly what risk of refusal or opposition yours carries.

  2. Calendar and quote

    We ask for the name or logo and a description of your activity to choose the classes that genuinely cover it. Price agreed, fee apart.

  3. Preparation and filing

    We file the application with the Spanish patent and trade mark office or the EU office, depending on the coverage you need.

  4. Reminders

    We follow publication and examination, answer objections or oppositions and remind you in good time about renewal.

What to have at hand

  • The exact name and, for a figurative mark, the logo in high resolution
  • A description of the goods or services to be covered
  • The territory where you operate or plan to

Frequently asked questions

National or EU trade mark?

It depends on where you sell today and in three years. We assess it with numbers before choosing.

Someone already uses a similar name.

That is the real risk. The prior rights search is the step that avoids losing the fee.

My mark has been opposed.

It is answered within the deadline, and many oppositions settle with a coexistence agreement.

Related services

People who come for “Trade marks and trade names” often need one of these Business and self-employed procedures too. If your case mixes several, it goes in a single file with a single quote.

See everything we do in Business and self-employed

Your case

Tell us what your business needs, its legal form and whether a deadline is close.

Step 1 of 3 Your case
Step 2 of 3 Details for your quote

This lets us tell you what can be done and what it costs without asking again. Leave blank anything you do not know.

For instance: DGT, Tax Agency, Jaén Town Council.

Step 3 of 3 Contact details

We only ask for the basics so we can reply with context.

You can attach up to 5 files of up to 10 MB each: PDF or photos. If you do not have them to hand, send the request anyway.

Request a quote

Tell us about your case and which documents you already have. We tell you what fits, what is missing and what it costs.

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