Registered marks, with their territory and status
Trademark registrations read from the offices that grant them — searchable by what a mark covers, not just its spelling.
- status on the register declared
- 6
- fields per record
- 4
- per record
- 2 KB
How it divides
1 dimension · press a band to read it- Registered73,791 · 63.3%
- Expired15,910 · 13.6%
- Withdrawn8,414 · 7.2%
- Accepted8,146 · 7.0%
- Removed from register7,981 · 6.8%
- Refused2,346 · 2.0%
73,791 marks are filed under Registered — 63.3% of those that declare it.
116,588 of 117,490 declared · 99.2%. The rest carry no value for this field, so these shares are of the declared set and do not add up to the collection.
What you can do with it
Search by what a mark covers — The goods and services claimed, rather than the string alone.
See the territory — A mark registered elsewhere is not the same obstacle as one registered here.
Check whether it is live — Lapsed and registered marks are different problems to have.
Read it beside the patents — Marks and filings answer two halves of the same clearance question.
Filed to answer
Has anyone registered this mark for the goods I want to sell?
Is the mark that looks like an obstacle actually live, or has it lapsed?
Which territories is this brand protected in, and which is it not?
What classes does this registration really cover?
Written to
- cadence
- Continuously
A new record is a newly published mark. A revision replaces the text on the record that already exists rather than adding a second one, so the count does not double.
Where it stops
It is not a clearance opinion. A search is where clearance starts; whether a mark is an obstacle is a legal judgement.
Registers move. Status is as published, so a very recent filing or lapse may not have reached this shelf yet.
Field reference
4 fields per record- Registry office
- Goods and services claimed
- Territory
- Legal status