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Description
EU trade marks provide unified protection in all EU member states via a single registration managed by the EUIPO.
- Renewal Period: Each EU trade mark is valid for 10 years from the date of registration and can be renewed indefinitely in 10-year increments.
- Applications: Applicant data, a representation of the trademark, and a listing of goods and services (in single or multiple classes) must be provided.
- Exam: The EUIPO carries out a formal examination;
- Member State Implications: Once registered, the EU trade mark offers the same scope of protection across all EU member states, allowing centralized management of renewals, assignments, and other recordals.
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