Trademark Change (Recordal of Change) in the European Union

Trademark Change (Recordal of Change) in the European Union ®

Officially update trademark owner name or address with EUIPO. Ensure your EU-wide rights remain valid with our expert change recordal service.

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$76

Timely Updates on EU Trademark Information

Update the official EUIPO register when your company or trademark details change. Ensure your rights remain enforceable and valid across all EU member states.

1. Service Overview

When your business undergoes changes—such as rebranding, merger, acquisition, or relocation—it's crucial to keep your EU trademark records updated with the EU Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO). EUIPO has specific requirements for recording changes, and outdated information may affect enforcement and communication. Our service ensures all changes are properly recorded in accordance with EUIPO regulations.

2. Why Updating Your Trademark Details in the EU is Essential

  • ✅ Legal Enforcement: Accurate owner information is essential for enforcing trademark rights across all EU member states.
  • ✅ Official Communications: EUIPO sends all official notices, including renewal reminders and office actions, to the address on record.
  • ✅ License & Assignment Records: Proper records are required for recording trademark licenses and assignments with EUIPO.
  • ✅ Due Diligence: Updated records are crucial for business transactions, investments, and mergers involving EU entities.

3. The EU Trademark Change Process

The EU Trademark Change Process

EUIPO’s recordal of change process ensures accurate registration with official documentation.

1

Change Request & Document Collection

Provide trademark details and supporting documents for the requested change.

2

Document Preparation & Translation

We prepare the EUIPO application and translate supporting documents if necessary.

3

EUIPO Filing

We file the recordal of change application with EUIPO and provide confirmation.

4

EUIPO Examination

EUIPO examines the application and updates the register upon approval.

5

Register Update

Upon approval, EUIPO updates the official register and issues a confirmation notice.

4. Fee Structure for EU Trademark Change

Project Cost (USD) Details & Notes
Change of Legal Entity 76 Supports two or more changes
Change of Attorney 76 Supports two or more changes
Change of Address and Postal Code 76 Supports two or more changes

Official Source: Based on the fee standards for changes set by the European Union Intellectual Property Office and prevailing market conditions.

5. What We Need From You

  • EU Trademark registration number(s)
  • Proof of change (e.g., certificate of name change, company registration document)
  • Signed Power of Attorney
  • Details of the changes to be recorded

Keep Your EU Trademark Records Current

Ensure your trademark rights remain fully enforceable with accurate registration details across the European Union.

How long does it take to process a change with EUIPO?
Change requests typically take about one week to process by the European Union Intellectual Property Office and to update official records in all member states.
Is there a difference between a Change of Name and a Transfer in the EU?
Yes. A Change of Name occurs when the legal entity remains the same but the name changes. A Transfer (assignment) is a change of ownership to a different legal entity with different requirements and fees.
Do I need to update my trademark certificate after a change?
EUIPO does not automatically issue new certificates for changes. The electronic record is updated, which serves as the official record across all EU member states.
What are the consequences of not updating my information with EUIPO?
Failure to update can result in missed official communications, inability to enforce your rights, and complications with future transactions or renewals.
Can I update multiple EU trademarks with one application?
Yes, you can request changes for multiple EU trademarks owned by the same entity in a single application, which can be more cost-effective.