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FAQ - Trademark


Can a trademark be used before it is registered?

The use of an unregistered trademark is not recommendable as you may unwittingly infringe on an existing mark; registered trademarks can stay inactive for up to three years. Also, if the mark is stolen, you may have difficulties protecting it.

Can an inactive trademark be revoked under any circumstances?

If a trademark has been inactive for more than three consecutive years, any interested party can challenge the trademark and have it revoked through an application filed with the Board of Trademarks.

How do I apply for a renewal?

To renew your trademark certification, you need to submit a renewal application together with the original certificates of the registration 90 days before the current registration expires.

Is a trademark license agreement recommended?

Yes. You can register a license agreement as soon as your trademark is registered. If your trademark is not registered with the Trademark Office, your license agreement could be rendered invalid.

How do I apply for a license agreement?

The trademark owner and the applicant are required to state the terms and conditions as agreed upon by both parties on issues such as quality control and license exclusivity. The proof of a valid trademark registration must also be presented. All applications for trademark license agreements must be submitted to the Trademark Registrar in Thai language.