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Trademark Registration in Australia

Prepare an eligible owner, the mark, and the intended goods and services for an Australian trade mark application reviewed before customer approval.

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Timeline
At least 7 months
Filing office
IP Australia
Primary path
National route first
Price signal
$399 all-in

Country-specific decision

Eligible ownership and an Australian examination path

An Australian application must name an owner with legal personality and define the goods and services. A standard application is examined and, if accepted, published before registration.

  • The owner must have legal personality; a business name or trading name alone cannot own the registration.
  • The application identifies the mark and the particular goods and services for which protection is requested.
  • Acceptance is advertised for opposition, and registration cannot occur before the statutory minimum period has passed.

Published all-in pricing

$399 all-in

One mark and one applicant. The standard government filing fee is included, and no discount is applied.

1 class
$399
2 classes
$798
3 classes
$1,197
4+ classes
Exact Quote
Open Pricing with Australia selected

National registration route first

Typical process and timeline

At least 7 months is the verified planning measure for filing to registration. It is not a promise for an individual application.

  1. 1

    Confirm the eligible owner, proposed mark, and goods and services.

  2. 2

    After professional review and customer approval, submit the application to IP Australia.

  3. 3

    A standard application is usually examined in three to four months, subject to the office queue and case issues.

  4. 4

    If accepted, the application is advertised for a two-month opposition period.

  5. 5

    If no issue prevents it, registration can follow once at least seven months have passed from filing.

Official timing source 1

Application preparation

What you need to prepare

These four groups prepare the first professional review. Additional case-specific documents may be requested before filing.

Abstract applicant identity card and company folder illustration

Applicant identity

Eligible owner legal name, entity type, address, and contact details

Abstract mark representation reviewed with a magnifier

Mark representation

A clear representation of the proposed trade mark

Product and service categories arranged around a storefront

Goods and services

Goods and services grouped into the intended classes

Blank supporting document cards connected to a conditional review path

Conditional supporting documents

Priority, convention, representative, or supporting details only when relevant

Primary filing path

Direct IP Australia application

The primary route is a national application for protection in Australia.

Published pricing uses the selected class count. Final Australian goods and services terms and class coverage remain subject to professional review.

Earliest registration
A trade mark cannot be registered until at least seven months after filing
Typical examination queue
A standard application is usually examined in 3 to 4 months
Opposition period
Two months after acceptance is advertised

Human review before purchase

A professional confirms the filing scope

A professional reviews owner eligibility, the mark, class scope, goods and services, and any conditional documents before customer approval. Trademarkora does not turn a public page or automated result into permission to purchase or file.

See a related route or territorial scope

Madrid designation of Australia

An eligible international application may designate Australia and remains subject to Australian examination and law.

Common questions

Australia trademark registration FAQ

How long does Australian trade mark registration take?

An Australian trade mark cannot be registered until at least seven months after filing. Examination queues and case-specific issues can make the process longer.

Who can own an Australian trade mark?

The owner must have legal personality, such as an individual or company. A business name or trading name alone cannot own the registration.

What happens after IP Australia accepts an application?

Acceptance is advertised and third parties have two months to oppose before registration can proceed.

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