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Current Next Renewal Due rule
| First term of registration |
10 Years |
| Counting from |
Application Date |
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| Subsequent terms |
10 Years |
| Status |
Registered |
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| Effective date of this rule |
1 Dec 1994 |
Comments, exceptions
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Late Renewal Deadline rule *
| Grace period |
12 Months |
| Counting from |
Next Renewal Due |
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| Subsequent terms |
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| Status |
Registered |
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| Effective date of this rule |
22 Feb 2011 |
Comments, exceptions
and qualifications |
Restoration is not possible |
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Non-use date rule *
| Period of non-use |
5 Years |
| Counting from |
Application Date |
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| Subsequent terms |
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| Status |
Registered |
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| Effective date of this rule |
1 Dec 1994 |
Comments, exceptions
and qualifications |
Use of trademarks in the Republic of Yemen is not compulsory for filing applications nor for maintaining trademark registrations in force. However, a trademark is vulnerable to cancellation upon the request of any interested party who can establish that the trademark was not actually used during the five years immediately preceding the application for cancellation or that there was no bona fide of using the trademark on the goods in respect of which the trademark was registered. It is noteworthy that trademark rights are acquired in the Republic of Yemen through registration and that a trademark becomes invincible if the registered proprietor has used it in the country for five years continuously. |
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| Validated by |
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| TMP Agents (Yemen) |
9 Apr 2005 |
| Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property (AGIP) |
28 Nov 2010 |
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Deadline to Complete Application rule
| First term of registration |
12 Months |
| Counting from |
Opposition deadline |
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| Subsequent terms |
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| Status |
Pending |
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| Effective date of this rule |
18 Mar 2018 |
Comments, exceptions
and qualifications |
The applicant making the request to register the trademark is granted a period of twelve months from the conclusion of the objection period defined in article 14 of this Act, if no objection against the request to register the mark has been lodged, or from the date of issue of a final decision concerning the objection, in order to complete the registration procedures, otherwise he is deemed to have relinquished the request for registration. Note you must enable the Opposition Deadline in order for this to calculate. |
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Office Action Deadline rule
| First term of registration |
30 Days |
| Counting from |
Office Action Date |
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| Subsequent terms |
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| Status |
Pending |
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| Effective date of this rule |
18 Mar 2018 |
Comments, exceptions
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Opposition deadline rule *
| First term of registration |
90 Days |
| Counting from |
Publication Date |
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| Subsequent terms |
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| Status |
Pending |
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| Effective date of this rule |
22 Feb 2011 |
Comments, exceptions
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Registration fee due rule
| First term of registration |
60 Days |
| Counting from |
Notice of Acceptance/Grant Date |
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| Subsequent terms |
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| Status |
Pending |
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| Effective date of this rule |
18 Mar 2018 |
Comments, exceptions
and qualifications |
Failure to complete publication formalities of an accepted trademark in sixty days from notification of the acceptance will result in the abandonment of trademark which will be considered abandoned and as never existed. |
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