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TRADEMARK REGISTRATION / UAE

Trademark Registration to protect the identity behind your brand.

AR Associates supports businesses with UAE trademark registration, helping protect brand names, logos and other distinctive marks while guiding the application from preparation through registration.

01 Legal Protection A registered position can support action against unauthorised use.
02 Brand Recognition Protect the identity customers associate with your business.
03 Commercial Value A trademark can become a valuable business asset over time.
TRADEMARK REGISTRATION IN THE UAE

A clear route from search to registration.

The application should be checked, prepared and filed carefully before it moves through examination, publication, the objection period and final certificate issuance.

01 SEARCH & ASSESS

Review the proposed mark

Check the proposed brand name or logo and identify obvious conflicts or issues that should be addressed before filing.

02 FILE

Prepare the application

Organise the mark, ownership information, relevant class and supporting documents, then submit the application.

03 EXAMINE

Authority examination

The relevant department reviews the application and issues its decision on whether the mark can proceed.

04 PUBLISH & OPPOSE

Official publication

Approved marks are published in the official trademark bulletin and enter the statutory objection period.

30-DAY OBJECTION PERIOD
05 REGISTER

Certificate issuance

After the objection period and completion of the applicable final requirements, the registration certificate can be issued.

AR SUPPORT Search • Application • Examination • Publication • Registration
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TRADEMARKING A NAME IN THE UAE

Before you register the name, check what the filing needs to protect.

A name, logo or other distinctive mark should be reviewed together with ownership, classification and supporting documents before the filing moves forward.

01
ELIGIBILITY

Is the mark suitable for filing?

Review the proposed mark and any obvious conflict or eligibility concerns before preparing the application.

02
OWNERSHIP

Who should own the trademark?

Confirm the individual or business entity that should appear as the applicant and future registered owner.

03
CLASSIFICATION

What goods or services need protection?

Identify the relevant goods or services so the application is structured around the commercial use of the brand.

04
PROTECTION

What business value are you protecting?

Registration can support legal protection, customer recognition and the long-term commercial value attached to the brand.