Trademark Services / North America

Canada Trademark Registration

File with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) — one application protects you across Canada for 10 years. Official timelines are long and vary widely, subject to the official progress at the time of filing, which we state honestly. Includes the first-class official fee and local agent service.

¥8620.00 (incl. official fee ¥2438.00) Order now

Turnaround:Official timelines are long and vary widely — approx. 12-30 months end to end (markedly shorter with the pre-approved goods list); 2-month publication; 10-year validity

What's included

  • Search CIPO prior trademarks, issue risk report
  • Plan classes across 45 categories, right first time
  • Pay CIPO first-class official fee — included in quote
  • Arrange licensed Canadian agent for the full process
  • Track office actions, issue response plans
  • Maintain certificate & renewal reminder ledger

Process

  1. Submit mark & goods list — Send us photos of the trademark image and goods list; the advisor makes a first assessment(approx. 1 business day)You
  2. Search & report — We search the CIPO prior-trademark database and issue approval odds and a risk list(1-2 business days)Platform
  3. Confirm plan & sign — Confirm the filing plan and sign back the power of attorney we generate(Same day)You
  4. Agent files with CIPO — A licensed Canadian agent files 3-5 business days after materials are complete(3-5 business days)Platform
  5. Official examination — CIPO timelines are long and vary widely; if an office action arrives, we give a response plan within 48 hours(approx. 9-18 months (official; faster with the official pre-approved goods list))Authority
  6. Publication & certificate — Registered if unopposed during the 2-month publication; certificate delivered electronically(approx. 2 months publication)Authority

Required materials

MaterialNotesApplies toRemarks
Business license (company applicants)Clear sealed scan or photoBusinessRequired
ID card or passport (individuals)Signed scan; name must match the applicantIndividualRequired
Trademark imageClear JPG; black-on-white is safer for word marksAllRequired
Goods/services listWe draft it per the Nice Classification (the international goods/services classes) for your confirmationAllWe prepare
Power of attorneyWe generate it; you sign and send back — no notarization neededAllWe prepare

FAQ

Does Canada really take this long?

Yes, honestly: official timelines are long and vary widely, subject to the official progress at the time of filing. The upside: your filing date is locked on day one and priority runs from that date — so queue early.

Does the quote include official fees?

Yes — the CIPO first-class official fee, local agent fee and our service fee. Extra classes billed per class, itemized before signing.

Do materials need English or French?

No. Application documents are prepared by the Canadian agent; translation and formatting are on us. You only provide Chinese materials and the trademark image.

Is my mark protected while under examination?

Later similar filings by others cannot block you after your filing date; once registered, rights can be claimed retroactively from the filing date.

What if the application is refused?

After an office action arrives, we give a response plan within 48 hours. Response work is quoted separately by workload — you decide whether to proceed.

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