
Trademark registration starts with the right brand protection strategy
We review the sign, prepare the goods and services specification, determine the Nice classes, file the application and support the trademark registration process through completion.
What should be checked before filing
Mistakes at the outset can narrow protection, increase refusal risk or require a new application.
Can the sign be registered?
We check for obvious obstacles to registration and assess whether the sign has sufficient distinctiveness.
Are there similar trademarks?
We make a preliminary assessment of registered and pending signs that may create a refusal or conflict risk.
What exactly should be protected?
We determine whether to register a word mark, logo, combined mark or several variants separately.
For which goods and services is protection needed?
The list should reflect the actual business and planned activities rather than simply being as broad as possible.
Which Nice Classification classes should be selected?
We correctly allocate goods and services among the classes of the Nice Classification.
Who should own the trademark?
We determine the applicant taking into account the business structure, use of the brand and future plans.
What trademark registration includes
The work begins before filing and continues through all key stages of registration.
Preliminary search and risk assessment
We analyse the sign and potential obstacles before filing.
Registration strategy
We determine the type of mark, applicant, application structure and required scope of protection.
Nice Classification selection
We prepare an appropriate list of goods and services based on current and planned activities.
Application preparation and filing
We prepare the application and file it in the prescribed manner.
Examination support
We monitor examination and, where necessary, prepare responses to official requests and notices.
Support through registration
After a positive decision, we monitor the final stage and completion of trademark registration.
The scope of protection is defined by the goods and services
Nice classes are not a formality. The selected specification determines the activities for which the trademark will be protected.
Analysis of current activities
We identify the goods and services already used in practice and requiring protection.
Planned business directions
We take future business plans into account so protection is not limited only to current activities.
Accurate wording
We formulate the list of goods and services so that it reflects their purpose and the real commercial interest.
Allocation by Nice classes
We determine the required classes and their content based on the protection strategy.
Overall list review
We assess whether the selected goods and services correspond to the registration strategy and intended use of the mark.
Trademark registration stages
From preliminary review to entry in the register, each stage requires its own decisions and control.
Preliminary review
We analyse the sign, assess risks and verify the source data for the application.
Application structure
We determine the type of mark, applicant, Nice classes and list of goods and services.
Filing
We prepare the required materials and file the trademark application.
Examination
The application passes the prescribed examination stages. We monitor the process and prepare a position when necessary.
Responses to requests and notices
The class list is formalised. A reasoned response to a preliminary refusal is agreed and charged separately.
Preliminary registration decision
After a positive examination result, the final registration stage begins.
Registration fees
After the preliminary decision, the official registration and publication fees are paid.
Trademark registration
After completion of the procedure, the trademark is entered in the State Register and the registered document is issued to the owner.
What the client receives
Not merely a filed application, but a managed registration process with a clear scope of legal protection.
A checked sign
Key risks and potential registration obstacles are identified before filing.
A considered scope of protection
The goods and services are selected with current activities and development plans in mind.
A properly prepared application
The type of mark, applicant, Nice classes and application content are aligned in advance.
Examination support
The client does not need to monitor the procedure or independently handle examination requests.
Control of the final stage
After a positive decision, the actions required to complete registration are monitored.
A registered trademark
Exclusive rights apply to the goods and services specified in the registration.
Trademark registration fees
The professional fee depends primarily on the size of the goods and services specification and the complexity of the application.
Standard application
100 000 ₸Up to 3 Nice classes and up to 10 goods or services in each class.
Preliminary search · risk assessment · Nice Classification · goods/services specification · filing and supportExtended application
120 000 ₸31–50 items; 4–5 Nice classes; or more than 10 items in one class.
More detailed specification work and allocation of a larger number of items across Nice classes.Complex application
150 000 ₸51–100 items or 6–8 Nice classes.
For larger specifications, several business directions and more detailed work on the scope of protection.After the preliminary decision, registration still needs to be completed
A positive examination result is not yet the end of the procedure.
Preliminary decision
The examination authority issues a positive result on the application.
Registration fees
The prescribed fees for registration and publication of the trademark are paid.
Entry in the State Register
After completion of registration formalities, the trademark is entered in the State Register.
Would you like to know whether your brand can be registered?
Send the sign and briefly describe the goods or services. I will make an initial assessment and suggest the most appropriate registration approach.