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Trademark Registration in United Kingdom

Prepare the owner, mark, and goods and services for a UKIPO application. A professional confirms the class scope and case-specific requirements before customer approval.

Timeline
Usually 3–4 months
Filing office
UKIPO
Primary path
National route first
Price signal
$599 all-in

Country-specific decision

A national UKIPO application with an opposition stage

A United Kingdom application creates a national UK right. UKIPO examines the application, publishes an accepted mark for opposition, and registers it if no issue prevents completion.

  • The application identifies the proposed owner, the mark, and the goods and services for which protection is requested.
  • UKIPO examines the application and gives the applicant an opportunity to address objections.
  • An accepted application is published before registration so third parties can oppose it.

Published all-in pricing

$599 all-in

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

1 class
$599
2 classes
$798
3 classes
$997
4+ classes
Exact Quote
Open Pricing with United Kingdom selected

National registration route first

Typical process and timeline

Usually 3–4 months is the verified planning measure for filing to grant. It is not a promise for an individual application.

  1. 1

    Prepare the owner, mark, classes, and goods and services.

  2. 2

    After professional confirmation and customer approval, submit the national application to UKIPO.

  3. 3

    UKIPO normally sends an examination report within two to three weeks.

  4. 4

    Once accepted, the application is published for a two-month opposition period.

  5. 5

    If no opposition or other issue prevents it, registration follows the publication stage.

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

Proposed owner legal name, address, and entity details

Abstract mark representation reviewed with a magnifier

Mark representation

The words, logo, or other representation to be registered

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, representative, or supporting details only when relevant

Primary filing path

Direct UKIPO application

The primary route is a national application for protection in the United Kingdom.

Published pricing uses the selected class count. UK goods and services terms and class coverage are confirmed before filing.

Initial examination
UKIPO normally sends an examination report within 2 to 3 weeks
Opposition period
Two months after publication, with a possible extension
Registration term
A registered UK trade mark lasts 10 years before renewal

Human review before purchase

A professional confirms the filing scope

A professional reviews the owner, mark, class scope, goods and services, and any conditional documents before the customer approves filing. 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 the United Kingdom

An eligible international application may designate the United Kingdom and remains subject to UK examination and law.

Common questions

United Kingdom trademark registration FAQ

How long does United Kingdom trade mark registration take?

The verified planning range is usually 3–4 months for a straightforward application. Objections, opposition, or other case issues can extend timing.

How soon does UKIPO examine an application?

UKIPO normally sends an examination report within two to three weeks after the application is received.

What happens after a UK application is accepted?

The application is published for a two-month opposition period. Registration follows if no opposition or other issue prevents it.

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