Apply to register your trade mark.
Get clear on what to protect, who should own it and what your application needs to cover. Australian trade mark advice, searches and filing for your name or logo.
Request a trade mark quoteEnquire first. We assess the work and quote before you decide.
Choose what to apply for.
Choose the mark, owner and goods or services before you apply. We help assess the proposed mark and the search and application work it needs.
What we can help with
- Australian name and logo trade mark matters.
- Searches and advice on the proposed mark.
- Application preparation and filing.
Your quote confirms the search and application work included, plus applicable government fees.
Scope and limits
- No guarantee of acceptance or registration.
- Examination objections, opposition proceedings, disputes and overseas applications require separate assessment and scope.
Getting the ownership, mark or classes wrong can create avoidable cost and rework. An application does not guarantee registration.
From outline to application.
Tell us.
Tell us the name or logo, what your business offers and any deadline.
Agree scope.
Agree the search, advice and application work to be done, with the scope and fees.
Proceed.
Proceed with the search, advice and application work included in your engagement.
Scope and fees agreed before work starts.
Request a trade mark quote.
Send a brief outline. We’ll assess whether the work fits and explain the proposed scope before you decide.
Archer Indigo Transaction Law Pty Ltd
ACN 665 273 012 — ABN Lookup ↗
Prefer email?
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Is a business name registration the same thing?
No. Registering a business name and applying for a trade mark are separate processes. Tell us the name or logo and what your business offers so we can assess the proposed application.
Does applying guarantee registration?
No. IP Australia examines the application and opposition can arise. We will explain the relevant steps.
What will it cost?
Request a quote. We will identify the legal work and applicable government fees before you decide to proceed.
