Trademark Registration Request

An attorney will file your trademark application in Bolivia and will carry out all necessary tasks before the Trademark Office in order to obtain registration approval. As soon as your trademark is filed, we will send you a filing report that will include the application number and date, plus a scanned copy of the filed trademark application.

The application will be filed by a trademark attorney.

You will receive a scanned copy of the application plus a filing report.

Online updates of the registration process from our website.

What are the filing requirements?

In order to file your trademark application in Bolivia, we will need:

Trademark Information

You will need to provide us with information about the trademark and the goods/services that will be used in connection with the trademark. We also need the name and address of the owner of the trademark. This information will be requested once you fill up the order form.

Power of Attorney

In Bolivia, the Trademark Office requires that the owner of the trademark send us a signed Power of Attorney document. We will send you a template for the document with delivery instructions once your order for trademark registration has been placed.
Document should come notarized and legalized with the consulate of Bolivia.
If you are in a hurry, and you need to file your trademark application in Bolivia immediately, we can proceed with the option of Late Filing of Power of Attorney. With this option, we file your trademark with no Power of Attorney, provided that you will send it within 30 days. This option does not have an additional cost.

What are the filing requirements?

Once trademark is filed, what’s next?

After your trademark is filed in Bolivia, it will enter the following phases:

Examination
In this phase, the Trademark Office will review your trademark application and check if all formalities are accurate and complete. Then, the Trademark Office will review the trademark itself and check:
-Preexisting registrations of similar trademarks (either graphically or phonetically) that may cause a "likelihood of confusion."
-Similarities with well-known foreign trademarks that may or may not be registered in the specific country or territory.
-Whether the trademark could be considered generic, indicative or descriptive.
-Use of certain words, names, symbols or other marks that are not acceptable for registration.

Publication
If the application passes the Examination phase, the trademark will be published.Third parties can oppose your application for a period of 30 days after the trademark has been published. In the event that an objection or opposition arises, we will inform you about this along with possible actions to take. If no one opposes the trademark, then the trademark will be approved for registration.

Registration
After publication, if there is no pending objection or opposition, your trademark will be approved for registration.
In Bolivia, the approximate time from filing to registration is 12 months.

Once trademark is filed, what’s next?

What are objections & oppositions?

Both objections and oppositions are obstacles that can arise during the registration of your trademark. If they are not addressed, the trademark will most likely be rejected.

Objections
Objections are concerns that the Trademark Office might have during the “Examination” phase of your trademark. In order to overcome the objection, our attorneys will need to file a response to the Trademark Office.

Oppositions
Once your trademark is published, third parties can oppose your application. There might be different reasons for oppositions; the most common is on the grounds of it not being distinctive. In order to overcome the oppositions, our attorneys will need to file a defense with the Trademark Office.

To decrease the risk of objections and oppositions, we recommend ordering a Trademark Comprehensive Study before proceeding with the application.

What are objections & oppositions?

Why registering with Marcaria?

Specialized Attorneys

All described services are carried out by attorneys specialized in intellectual property matters in order to ensure quality and compliance with all the legal requirements.

Personalized communication

All communication between Marcaria.com and our clients is through an account manager. The communication goes through a safe and confidential platform.

Online tracking

Our clients can monitor the status of each application on their “My Trademarks” online administration panel.

Legal services

If a trademark is rejected by the Trademark Office or opposed by a third party, the licensed attorney will advise on the best course of action.

Quality of service

Marcaria.com is known for providing services with the highest quality standards. With over 16 years of experience, we have provided services to more than 100,000 clients.

Why registering with Marcaria.com?

Attorneys - Bolivia

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My name is Keiko Shimojyo and I'm the representative Attorney in Bolivia.

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Trademark Registration Request