Journal Publication and Registration Timetable

After your mark is published

The opposition period runs from the publication date of the Journal. Then there is a two month period in which anybody may make observations on its acceptance or oppose its registration. This period can be extended to three months by anyone who is considering opposing the registration of your mark.

At the end of the opposition period

Provided that nobody has objected to it, your mark will automatically go forward into an electronic queue to become registered. We produce a registration certificate and send it to your address for service.

Timetable

The registration certificate will be produced the week after the opposition period expires. It will be posted as soon as possible to your address for service.

Journal NumberPublication DateRegistration Date
681404 December 200912 February 2010
681511 December 200919 February 2010
681618 December 200926 February 2010
6817 (Double Journal)01 January 201012 March 2010
681808 January 201019 March 2010
681915 January 201026 March 2010
682022 January 201002 April 2010
682129 January 201009 April 2010
682205 February 201016 April 2010
682312 February 201023 April 2010
682419 February 201030 April 2010
682526 February 201007 May 2010
682605 March 201014 May 2010
682712 March 201021 May 2010
682819 March 201028 May 2010
682926 March 201004 June 2010
683009 April 201018 June 2010
683116 April 201025 June 2010
683223 April 201002 July 2010
683330 April 201009 July 2010
683407 May 201016 July 2010
683514 May 201023 July 2010
683621 May 201030 July 2010
683728 May 201006 August 2010
683804 June 201013 August 2010

* The earliest registration date applies only to applications which are not opposed and where nobody has applied to extend the opposition period to three months