Trademark renewal · CIPO
Ten more years for your Canadian trademark.
CIPO sends its notice only after expiry. Miss the final payment date and the mark is expunged.
Questions first? Ask our team.
From $250 service fee, plus the CIPO fee at cost.
Deadline tracked
Before it lapses
Renewal filed
With the CIPO
Protection kept
Another ten years
Trusted by founders and brands worldwide







Before you start
Which registration do you hold?
- A Canadian registrationRegistered at CIPO. Our team renews it there, for all classes or only some.Start My Renewal
- A Madrid registrationAn international mark covering Canada renews at WIPO, not at CIPO.See Renewal Options
- A US registration tooIt renews at the USPTO on its own dates, with a declaration of use.See US Renewal
How much
What your Canadian renewal costs.
Service fee
$250per class
Plus the CIPO fee, passed through at cost.
- CIPO renewal fee, first class, at cost
- CA$595
- Each additional class, CIPO fee
- +CA$185
Government fees are subject to scheduled adjustments by the CIPO and are passed through at cost. A 5% bank fee applies to office fees paid through us.
Included
- Our team files your renewal directly with CIPO
- 6-month pre-expiry filing window managed for you
- Per-class fee structure handled correctly (post-2019 Nice classification)
- Renewal diary set up for the next 10-year cycle
Know before you renew
How renewal works in Canada.
- Office fee for the first class, paid online
- C$595.06
- Office fee for each extra class
- C$185.49
- The same fee applies up to the last day to pay
- No late fee
- Needed to renew. Anyone the owner authorises can pay.
- No agent
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Check the expiry date
10 years from registration. Marks registered before 17 June 2019 had 15.
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Choose the classes to keep
Renew everything, or keep whole classes and delete the rest.
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Pay online at CIPO
One fee for the first class, plus one for each extra class.
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Certificate by email
CIPO emails the renewal certificate. The new term starts at the old expiry.
Key dates
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6 months before
Earliest day to pay
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Expiry
Term ends, CIPO then sends notice
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+6 months
Last day to pay
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2 months after notice
Last day, if that is later
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After that
Registration is expunged
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Every 1 January
CIPO fees go up
An estimate from CIPO's rules, assuming earlier renewals were paid. We confirm the date from the register before you pay.
What you need
- Canadian registration number (TMA)
- Goods and services to keep, grouped by Nice class
- An email address for the renewal certificate
Waiting for CIPO's notice
It comes only after the term ends. Plan the payment before then.
Goods without Nice classes
Older marks get a grouping notice. Miss its 2 months and the mark is expunged.
Official sources (7)
- Trademarks Regulations (SOR/2018-227), sections 25, 76 and 159 (Justice Laws)
- Trademarks Act, section 45 (Justice Laws)
- CIPO: IP Scam Awareness Zone
- CIPO practice notice: Renewals
- CIPO: Trademark registration and renewal online help
- CIPO: Fees for trademarks
- Trademarks Act, section 46 (Justice Laws)
The team on your file
A dedicated team, with you at every step.
Our team files your renewal directly with CIPO and handles all correspondence with the office. Your account team tracks the next deadline.
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Your Account Manager
Your day-to-day contact. Knows your file, so every conversation starts where the last one ended.
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Your Senior Account Manager
Senior oversight on strategy and anything that escalates, so nothing important slips.
In their words
Rajat has expertly guided me through the process of registering my company in the USA, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, and more. Currently, he is safeguarding my business interests on a global scale. His dedication and expertise are unmatched.
Darius Tay, Indonesia
ExcellentTrustpilotCanadian renewal questions
What owners ask before renewing in Canada.
Not sure when your mark expires? Ask our team.
Send your registration number. We confirm the expiry date and the last day to pay before any work or payment. A reply within one business day.





