
1. Service Overview
Your trademark registration in Taiwan is valid for 10 years from the registration date. To maintain continuous protection, renewal must be filed within the allowed period. Taiwan’s Intellectual Property Office (TIPO) requires renewal filings within 12 months before the expiration date, with an additional 6-month grace period. Our service ensures timely monitoring, preparation, and submission to keep your rights secure.
2. Why Timely Renewal in Taiwan is Critical
- ✅ First-to-File System: If your trademark expires, others may immediately file for the same or similar mark.
- ✅ Market Position: Taiwan is a key hub for East Asian commerce and manufacturing.
- ✅ Brand Value: Timely renewal protects the business goodwill and reputation associated with your trademark.
- ✅ Legal Certainty: A renewed registration offers solid grounds for enforcement and anti-counterfeiting actions.
3. The Taiwan Trademark Renewal Process
The Taiwan Trademark Renewal Process
Taiwan's renewal process is efficient when handled with proper timing and complete documentation.
Renewal Monitoring & Alerts
We monitor TIPO deadlines and notify you 12, 6, and 3 months before expiration.
Document Preparation
We prepare renewal application documents and Power of Attorney (no notarization needed).
TIPO Filing & Fee Payment
We submit renewal filings to TIPO and process all official fees.
TIPO Review
TIPO reviews the application. We follow up continuously to ensure smooth approval.
Renewal Certificate
Once approved, TIPO issues the renewal certificate. Your mark is protected for another 10 years.
4. Fee Structure for Taiwan Trademark Renewal
| Project | Cost (USD) | Details & Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Renewal Period | 317/category | 6 months prior to maturity |
| Grace Period |
317/class + 317 extension fee |
6 months after maturity |
Official Source: Fees are based on the fee schedule of the Taiwan Intellectual Property Office (TIPO) and prevailing market rates.
5. What We Need From You
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Trademark Registration Number
Current Owner Information
Signed Power of Attorney (no notarization required)
Ensure Your Taiwan Trademark Protection Never Lapses
Don’t risk losing long-term trademark rights in Taiwan’s highly competitive market.