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The Madrid System is administered by the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) in Geneva, Switzerland. As of December 2019, the Madrid System has 106 members, which represents 122 countries.
By filing a single application in one language and by paying one set of fees a trademark owner can apply for protection in over 122 countries through MyIPO as Office of Origin. The Madrid System also allows for the renewal, or expansion of global trademark portfolio through one centralized system.
Membership to Madrid System is growing every year. To find out about the current Contracting Parties, please visit the WIPO’s Website . Additional information on the special requirements of Contracting Parties that the applicant intends to designate the international application is available on Madrid Member Profile
Entitlement
To be entitled to use the Madrid System via Malaysia, applicants must indicate their entitlement to file the international application. Applicants must be:
Basic mark
To file an international application, the applicant must have already filed an application for registration or registered a mark in Malaysia. This Malaysia application or registration is referred to as the basic application or registration, or simply the basic mark. The mark that is the basis of an international application is either registered or has been applied for.
The basic mark and the international application must:
An application can be based on a single basic mark or multiple identical basic marks covering different goods and services.
Language of the International Application
The application must be in English.
Essential Information for the International Application
The application must contain:
Any application for an international registration of trademark (MM2 & MP1) must be filed with the international Bureau through MyIPO accompanied by the prescribed fees.
Fees payable in connection with an application for international registration consist of:
a) The basic fee:
AND
b) Fees for designated country
OR
When calculating fees, it is recommended that the applicants use the WIPO’s Online Fee Calculator available on the Madrid System website to estimate the cost of the international application at the following address
In selecting the relevant date in the drop-down menu of the online Fee Calculator, applicants should select a date closest to the date the international application is submitted to MyIPO or else the fees indicated may not be accurate.
Fees must be paid in Swiss Francs. Payment of fees must be made directly to the International Bureau (IB) of WIPO.
There are a number of ways that fees can be paid to WIPO:
Please ensure to indicate the required information to enable the IB to confirm receipt of the payment, such as fee amount, and the basic application or registration number as the payment ID in the space provided.
For payment of fees notified in WIPO irregularity letters or other WIPO communications, payment can be via WIPO’s E-Payment service . These payments may be made by credit card or through a WIPO Current Account. A WIPO reference number is required when using the e-Payment service.
See WIPO’s Fees and Payments information or contact WIPO directly for any questions relating to payments (Contact Madrid Service).
The Madrid Customer Service team can also be contacted on:
Telephone: +41 22 338 86 86
Opening hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00am to 6:00 pm (Geneva time)
Internet: https://www3.wipo.int/contact/en/madrid/
Tiada Kekosongan Jawatan di MyIPO
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Tiada Kekosongan Jawatan di MyIPO
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Currently no vacancy available in MyIPO