商标国际注册马德里体系
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商标国际注册马德里体系
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商标国际注册马德里体系(马德里体系)始建于1891年，现适用《马德里协定》 (1891)和《马德里议定书》(1989)。该系统由设在瑞士日内瓦的世界知识产权组织国际局管理。
凭借其程序机制的优势，马德里体系可使商标权利人直接向其本国或地区商标局递交一份国际注册申请书便能够使其商标在马德里联盟多个国家获得保护。由此注册的国际商标相当于该申请人在每个指定国或组织直接进行的商标注册申请或注册。如果在规定期限内(12或18个月)，某指定国或组织的商标局没有驳回对该商标的保护，国际商标便如同在该局直接注册的商标。
鉴于注册后的各种变更或续展也可以通过同样便捷的程序进行，马德里体系还大大简化了对商标注册后的管理。另外商标所有人还可用同样的方式把国际注册的效力延伸到更多的马德里联盟成员国或组织。
马德里体系的工作语言为英文 法文和西班牙文。 因此本网站的许多内容仅用这三种语言制作，特此说明。
简要介绍
本网页仅由马德里体系的工作语言(英文， 法文和 西班牙文)制作，所包括的内容有 :
商标国际注册马德里协定及其议定书的目的，基本概念和优越性
关于马德里议定书的二十问答
商标问题解答
关于马德里联盟成员
关于加入，声明，费用变更，细则修改的重要通知
年度统计 (自1997年起)
申请须知
本网页仅由马德里体系的工作语言(英文， 法文和 西班牙文)制作，所包括的内容有 :
如何申请商标国际注册?
- 国际申请
- 设立代理人
- 缴纳注册费
- 尼斯分类
如何办理注册后的各种变更申请?
- 后期指定
- 变更注册人
- 删减，放弃及撤销
- 变更注册人名义和地址
- 变更代理人名义和地址
- 使用许可
- 国际注册的续展
Filing Information
How to File an Application of International Registration of Mark?
International Application
Appoint a Representative
Payment of Fees
Nice Classification and 9th Edition
How to Deal with Other Filings Subsequent to the International Registration?
Subsequent Designation
Change in Ownership
Limitation, Renunciation and Cancellation
Change in Name and/or Address of the Holder
Change in Name and Address of a Representative
Licenses
Renewal of International Registration
Detailed information may be found in Part B of the Guide to the International Registration of Marks
Links:
Standard ST.3: Recommended Standard on Two-Letter Codes for the Representation of States, other Entities and Intergovernmental Organizations. The various codes of Standard ST. 3 are indicated in , Fees Calculator, WIPO Gazette of International Marks and Romarin DVD etc.
Standard ST.60: Recommendation Concerning Bibliographic Data Relating to Marks. The various codes of Standard ST. 60 are used in the WIPO Gazette of International Marks and Romarin DVD
Application for International Registration of a Mark
Since the Madrid System can only be used by a person from a member of the Madrid Union to seek protection of his mark in other members of the Union, we encourage you to make use of the International Application Simulator to check whether you are entitled to file a request for international registration of your mark under the Madrid System.The simulator indicates the members of the Union that you can designate for protection of your mark, the cost of such an application, as well as how to file your application.
For all practical purposes, please note that an international application (forms: MM1, MM2 or MM3) may only be filed with the International Bureau of WIPO through the Intellectual Property Office of your country or organization of origin. An international application sent directly to the International Bureau by the applicant or their representative will not be considered as such and will be returned to the sender.
For all queries on filing an international application with the Intellectual Property Office of a member of the Madrid Union, please refer to « Information concerning National or Regional Procedures before IP Offices under the Madrid System » or contact the Office in question (Directory of Intellectual Property Offices).
Detailed information on international application can be found in paragraphs B.II.01.01-26.02 of the Guide to the International Registration of Marks .
How to Appoint a Representative Before the International Bureau?
Appointing a representative for any international application or registration may be made either in the forms when you file an international application, a subsequent designation, a request to record a change in ownership or any other changes subsequent to the international registration, provided that the form is signed by the applicant, holder and/or an Office. No power of attorney is required to be sent to the International Bureau.
The appointment of a representative may also be made at any time in a separate communication addressed to the International Bureau. Form MM12 is provided for the convenience to appoint a representative.
Further information concerning the appointment of representative before the International Bureau is available in paragraphs B.I.09.01-12.08; B.II.11.01-05, 43.04-05 and 62.08-09 of the Guide to the International Registration of Marks .
Form
Latest Revision
Description
MM1
Jan 27, 2009
Application for international registration governed exclusively by the Madrid Agreement
[ Note for filing ]
MM2
July 25, 2012
Application for international registration governed exclusively by the Madrid Protocol
[ Note for filing ]
MM2.INF
Feb 2012
Explanatory notes on the official application form MM2 (application for international registration governed exclusively by the Madrid Protocol)
MM3
July 25, 2012
Application for international registration governed by both the Madrid Agreement and the Madrid Protocol
[ Note for filing ]
MM4
July 25, 2012
Designation subsequent to the international registration
[ Note for filing ]
MM5
Jan 1, 2008
Request for the recordal of a Change in Ownership
[ Note for filing ]
MM6
May 18, 2009
Request for the recordal of a Limitation of the List of Goods and Services
[ Note for filing ]
MM7
May 1, 2003
Request for the recordal of a Renunciation
[ Note for filing ]
MM8
Mar 1, 2006
Request for the recordal of a Cancellation of the International Registration
MM9
Jan 1, 2008
Request for the recordal of a Change in Name and/or Address of the Holder
[ Note for filing ]
MM10
May 1, 2003
Request for the recordal of a Change in Name and/or Address of the Representative
[ Note for filing ]
MM11
July 25, 2012
Renewal of the international registration
[ Note for filing ]
MM12
Jun 1, 2003
Appointment of a representative
[ Note for filing ]
MM13
Jan 1, 2008
Request for the Recording of a License
[ Note for filing ]
MM14
Jan 1, 2008
Request for Amendment of the Recording of a License
MM15
Jul 1, 2006
Request for Cancellation of the Recording of a License
MM16
Dec 21, 2009
Subsequent Designation resulting from Conversion (European Union)
[ Note for filing ]
MM17
Dec 21, 2009
Claim of Seniority (European Union)
[ Note for filing ]
MM18
Apr 1, 2004
Declaration of intention to use the mark (United States of America)
[ Note for filing ]
MM19
July 25, 2012
Request for the recording of a restriction of the holder's right of disposal
[ Note for filing ]
MM2.inf (E)
MADRID AGREEMENT AND PROTOCOL
CONCERNING THE INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION OF MARKS
EXPLANATORY NOTES ON THE OFFICIAL APPLICATION FORM MM2
APPLICATION FOR INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION
GOVERNED EXCLUSIVELY BY THE MADRID PROTOCOL
(Rule 9 of the Common Regulations)
World Intellectual Property Organization
34, chemin des Colombettes, P.O. Box 18,
1211 Geneva 20, Switzerland
Tel.:(41-22) 338 9111
Fax (International Trademark Registry):(41-22) 740 1429
e-mail:intreg.mail@wipo.int – Internet:http://www.wipo.int
EXPLANATORY NOTES
FOR COMPLETION OF OFFICIAL INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION FORM MM2
1 This document aims to facilitate the completion of the official application form MM2 for the international registration of trademarks under the Madrid system.The form must be completed legibly, and handwritten forms are not acceptable to the International Bureau of WIPO.If an Office decides to produce its own self-generated version of the official form, such document must include the same content, format and numbering as the official form MM2.The final layout and spacing of self-generated forms may be modified to take account of the particular circumstances (for example, the inclusion, in sequential order, of the particulars of more than one single applicant).
Language of the International Application
2 The international application may be in English, French or Spanish, according to what is prescribed by the Office of origin.That is, the Office of origin is entitled to restrict the choice of the applicant to just one language, or to two languages, or indeed, the Office may permit the applicant to choose between any of the three languages.Thus, the applicant should ascertain from the Office of origin which language or languages must or may be utilized, in advance of the filing of the application through that Office.
3 If the requirements concerning language are not complied with, an international application will not be considered as such and will be returned to the sender.
4 The application form contains two boxes at the top of the first page.The box on the top left side may be used to indicate firstly, the number of additional continuation sheets (for example, if there is a long list of goods and services in item 10 of the form), and secondly, to indicate the number of forms MM17 that may have been sent with the application form.(MM17 is the form that is used to file a claim of seniority in the event that the international application includes a designation of the European Union (see paragraph 104 below)).
APPLICATION FORM
Item 1:Contracting Party whose Office is the Office of Origin
5 The Office of origin is the Office of the Contracting Party through which the applicant derives entitlement to file the international application.It is the Office in which the basic application will have been filed or the basic registration will have been recorded.
6 The name of the State whose Office is the Office of origin should be given in item 1 – for example, “China”.If the Office of origin is the Office of the intergovernmental organization which is the European Union, then the indication “European Union” should be given.
7 If there is more than one applicant, the name of only one Contracting Party should be indicated as the Contracting Party whose Office is the Office of origin.However, each applicant should be eligible or qualify, with respect to that Contracting Party, to file the international application through the Office in question
(see paragraph 14 below).
Item 2:The Applicant
Name
8 Where the applicant is a natural person, the name to be indicated is the family (or principal) name and the given (or secondary) name(s) of the natural person as customarily used by that person and in the order in which they are customarily used.Where the applicant is a legal entity, its full official designation must be given.