German trademark registration is filed with the Patent Office in Germany. In addition to the designated application form that must be filled out, the following information is also required:
-The identity of the applicant
-An indication of the German trademark to be registered
-Contains a list of goods or services that the trademark will represent
-The registration fee that must be paid at the time of registration
Our company's German lawyers can use the authorization letter to carry out the trademark registration process.

German trademark registration procedure
After submitting all documents, the German Patent Office will review the trademark application, if the application complies with all legal requirements, whether fees have been paid, and whether the applicant has the right to register the trademark. If all requirements are met, the Patent Office will allow the trademark to be registered and then publish it in the Official Gazette. The trademark will continue to be published for three months, and time is under consideration that anyone’s registration may harm them by filing an opposition to the German trademark registration.
If no one objects to trademark registration, the Patent Office will register the trademark. The German trademark law grants a 10-year protection period. Upon expiration, the protection period can be extended for another 10 years.

How to create a unique trademark in Germany
There are some requirements for creating and registering unique trademarks in Germany. Some are market requirements that you must consider to successfully conduct business, while others are legal requirements imposed by the authorities. Our lawyers are willing to provide you with professional advice on how to create unique trademarks in Germany.

Some rules on how to create unique trademarks in Germany
When you open a company in Germany, or if you already have a successful business, you may be interested in registering a trademark for it. When starting to create a trademark, some of the main aspects that must be considered relate to the clarity of the logo and its ability to communicate effectively. Any interpretable allusions and possible undesirable meanings that may cause confusion should be avoided.

Another important element to remember is that the trademark needs to look good on all kinds of advertising media from banners to smartphones. This adaptability of the trademark and its applicability to various media will increase the audience and bring you a higher return.

One of the most important elements that must be found in a trademark is originality. Your trademark needs to be distinguished from competing products and designed to have a strong impact, and to make an unforgettable impression on the target public. It is recommended to consider both local preferences and business culture. If you have specified your unique trademark in detail, our German lawyers will be happy to provide you with registration and registration assistance as soon as possible. It takes six months to complete the entire trademark registration and successfully register.

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