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What Is a Trademark Opposition
Once a trademark application is accepted, it's published in the Trademark Journal — giving third parties a window to object.
Journal Publication
Accepted marks are published in the Trademark Journal for public scrutiny.
4-Month Window
Any person can file a Notice of Opposition within 4 months of publication.
Form TM-O
Oppositions and counter-statements are filed using Form TM-O.
Evidence Stages
Both sides submit evidence in support of their position, in stages.
Hearing
The Registrar hears both parties before deciding the matter.
Final Decision
The Registrar allows or refuses registration based on the outcome.
Benefits from the Service
Brand Protection
Protect your brand identity and prevent others from using similar or identical trademarks.
Prevents Duplication
Helps stop similar trademarks that may confuse customers or affect your brand reputation.
Builds Trust
A protected trademark creates a clear identity and builds confidence among your customers.