Translation of "Internationale registrierung" in English

Apple subsequently sought to extend that trade mark internationally.

Are you perhaps wondering why you need your family coat- of-arms to be internationally registered?

The following forms are required for the application for international registration of your trade mark:

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There is no compulsory international barcode registration.

Take a look at Hungarian and international domain registration prices!

Upon the application for international registration of trademarks certain fees are to be paid:

International registration of trade marks is possible under the Madrid system.

Yet, the international registration of these designs is an often complicated and costly process, especially for SMEs.

You can also submit the application for international registration of your trade mark electronically and without signature to the DPMA:

An international registration (IR) in multiple countries is granted via one single request.

The forms issued by WIPO must be used for an application for international registration.

The amount of the fees provided for in Articles 11 and 12 shall be fixed in accordance with the common regulations under the Madrid agreement concerning the international registration of marks and the Protocol relating to that agreement.

Madrid Agreement concerning the International Registration of Marks as last revised at Stockholm (Stockholm Act 1967);

The Madrid Protocol provides for the international registration of trademarks to be effected by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in Geneva.

The Protocol relating to the Madrid Agreement concerning the international registration of marks, adopted at Madrid on 27 June 1989, will enter into force with respect to the European Community on 1 October 2004.

An international registration designating the European Community shall not be subjected to a search by the central industrial property offices if the request for a search report pursuant to Article 39(2) of the Regulation is not made to the Office within one month starting with the date on which the International Bureau notifies the international registration to the Office, or if the search fee is not paid within the same period.’;

The accession of the European Community to the Protocol relating to the Madrid Agreement concerning the international registration of marks approved by Council Decision 2003/793/EC [2] (hereinafter referred to as the ‘Madrid Protocol’) and the administration of the electronic registration procedure should simplify the said procedure and decrease its costs.

A request for territorial extension made subsequent to the international registration pursuant to Article 3ter(2) of the Madrid Protocol may be filed through the intermediary of the Office.

Where the international registration is to be based on a Community trade mark once it is registered, the international application shall be deemed to have been received at the Office on the date of registration of the Community trade mark.

The Office shall, upon request, enter a notice in the Register that a Community trade mark is deemed to have been replaced by an international registration in accordance with Article 4bis of the Madrid Protocol.

The Protocol relating to the Madrid Agreement concerning the international registration of marks, adopted at Madrid on 27 June 1989 (hereafter referred to as the Madrid Protocol), is hereby approved on behalf of the Community with regard to matters within its competence.