Trademark Renewal
Renewal maintains an existing trademark registration for the next protection period.
- Check the register
- Prepare renewal
- Submit the request
- Record completion
- Required Documents
Government fees depend on your category, state, turnover and applicant type. We confirm those, and our professional fee, before you commit to anything.
About Trademark Renewal
Renewal maintains an existing trademark registration for the next protection period. The current proprietor, registered classes and expiry status must be checked before choosing ordinary renewal, late renewal or restoration.
What you get
Who this is for
- Identify the registered mark and its expiry date.
- Check that proprietor details and authority to act are current.
- Review whether the mark is within the permitted renewal or restoration window.
Documents required
We send this as a single written checklist so you are not chased for documents one at a time.
After the filing
What stays your responsibility once this is done.
- Diary the next renewal date.
- Continue maintaining use and ownership evidence.
- Update separate assignment or address records where necessary.
How the process works
- 1
Check the register
Verify ownership, classes and renewal status.
- 2
Prepare renewal
Compile the appropriate TM-R request and authorisation.
- 3
Submit the request
Pay the applicable official fees, including any permitted surcharge.
- 4
Record completion
Check the register update and retain the acknowledgement.
Frequently asked questions
No. Available late-renewal and restoration routes depend on the elapsed time and status.
Official sources
What this page is based on. Rules change — these are the authorities to check against.
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