Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about trademark registration in Brazil from our 20+ years of experience.

The typical timeline is approximately 14 months from filing to grant notification. Here's the breakdown:
  • 8 weeks after filing: Publication for opposition period
  • 60 days: Opposition period (if no oppositions filed)
  • 14 months: Examination and final decision
We provide weekly updates on your application status throughout this process.

Required documentation includes:
  • Power of Attorney - Can be signed via email
  • Affidavit - Declaration of business activity
  • Trademark representation - Logo or word mark
  • Goods/services description - What the trademark will cover

Good news: No legalization required for basic filings - documents can be signed and returned via email.

In Brazil, each trademark class requires a separate application. This means:
  • Each class has its own application number and timeline
  • Separate government fees for each class
  • Independent examination processes
  • Different grant dates possible

We help you determine the optimal classes for your business and can file multiple applications simultaneously.

Our weekly monitoring service includes:
  • Application status updates - Progress on your pending applications
  • Similarity searches - New applications that might conflict with yours
  • Publication alerts - When your applications are published
  • Grant notifications - When your trademarks are officially registered

There are often more than 10,000 new trademark applications published each week in Brazil.

Yes! Brazil is a member of the Madrid Protocol. You can designate Brazil in your international application. However:
  • Response deadlines and procedures follow Brazilian law
  • We notice a lot of issues with designation
  • Opposition and examination processes remain the same
  • Our monitoring services apply to Madrid Protocol applications

We regularly assist with Madrid Protocol designations for Brazil.

Absolutely! A significant portion of our practice involves working with international law firms as their Brazilian correspondent. We provide:
  • Professional collaboration - Direct attorney-to-attorney communication
  • Detailed reporting - Regular status updates and documentation
  • Seamless integration - We work as an extension of your team

We understand the needs of international law firms and make the process smooth for both you and your clients.

We provide services in both English and Portuguese as native languages. All our communications, documentation, and updates can be provided in English, making it easy for international clients to stay informed throughout the process.

Getting started is simple:
  1. Contact us via WhatsApp, email, or our contact form
  2. Trademark search - We'll check availability in Brazil
  3. Quote & timeline - Clear pricing and expected timeframes
  4. Document preparation - We'll prepare all necessary paperwork
  5. Filing & monitoring - We handle everything from there

Most initial consultations and trademark searches can be completed within 24 hours of payment.

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