Recording a trademark in the customs register
A certificate gives you the right to prohibit use of the brand. The customs register turns that right into a working mechanism: only you may import goods bearing your mark, and third-party shipments are stopped at the border.
- An entry in the customs register
- A customs specialist
- A live trademark certificate
- Only you may import under your mark
- You import or manufacture goods under your own mark
- Copies of your product have appeared on the market
- Distributors are importing around your agreements
- You work in pharma, cosmetics or food
Eligibility check
The register only works with a registered mark. We review what exists and what is missing before filing.
Document preparation
We assemble the file: details of the mark, the goods, authenticity features and suspected infringements.
Filing and follow-through
Handled by our customs specialist. We follow the case until the mark is entered in the register.
Detention support
We advise on what to do when customs holds a shipment: response deadlines and the steps that follow.
An exclusive import right and a working barrier against counterfeits at the border.
Check a nameFind out whether your name is free
We check the mark for similarity and name the risks of refusal. A trademark attorney answers, not a bot and not a form.