Our Process

Ensure that your trademark is eligible for registration. It should be unique, distinctive, and not already registered by someone else.

Perform a comprehensive trademark search to confirm that your desired trademark is available for registration and doesn't conflict with existing trademarks.

Determine the class or classes of goods and services that your trademark will cover. The International Classification of Goods and Services (Nice Classification) is commonly used.

Prepare a trademark registration application with detailed information about your trademark, including a clear representation of the mark, its description, and the list of goods or services it will represent.
 Submit the application to the UAE Ministry of Economy's Intellectual Property Department (IPD).

If your application passes examination, your trademark will be published in the Official Gazette. This allows third parties to oppose the registration within a specific timeframe.

After the publication period and potential opposition, if your trademark registration is successful, you will receive a trademark registration certificate.

Pay the necessary registration fees and maintain your trademark by renewing it every 10 years.

Your registered trademark is now legally protected in Dubai and the broader United Arab Emirates (UAE). You have exclusive rights to use your trademark in connection with the registered goods or services.