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Trademark renewal · EUIPO
One renewal keeps your EU trademark in 27 countries.
EUIPO takes renewals in the 6 months before expiry. Miss the grace period and the mark is cancelled.
Questions first? Ask our attorney.
From $120 attorney fee, plus the EUIPO fee at cost.
Deadline tracked
Before it lapses
Renewal filed
With the EUIPO
Protection kept
Another ten years
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Before you start
Which registration do you hold?
- An EU trade markRegistered at the EUIPO. We renew it there, for all classes or only some.Start My Renewal
- A Madrid registrationAn international mark covering the EU renews at WIPO, on its own date.See Renewal Options
- A national markA German mark, for example, renews at the DPMA, not the EUIPO.See German Renewal
How much
What your EU renewal costs.
Attorney fee
$120per class
Plus the EUIPO fee, passed through at cost.
- EUIPO renewal fee, first class, at cost
- €850
- Second class, EUIPO fee
- +€50
- Each class after the second, EUIPO fee
- +€150
Government fees are subject to scheduled adjustments by the EUIPO and are passed through at cost. A 5% bank fee applies to office fees paid through us.
Included
- EUTM renewal filed via EUIPO eFiling before the 10-year anniversary
- EUIPO correspondence handled by a registered EU trade mark attorney
- Renewal diary set up for the next 10-year cycle
- Optional goods-and-services audit before renewal. Narrow or maintain spec
Know before you renew
How renewal works at the EUIPO.
- Office fee online, first class
- €850
- Second class, then each class from the 3rd
- €50, then €150
- Late surcharge in the grace period, capped at €1,500
- 25%
- Proof of use needed to renew
- None
- 1
EUIPO sends a reminder
About 6 months before expiry, to the owner and any registered right holder.
- 2
Request and pay online
One online form. A clear payment alone also counts as the request.
- 3
Keep all classes, or some
Drop classes you no longer use. Dropped classes leave the register.
- 4
Confirmed after expiry
EUIPO confirms a few days after expiry. The new term starts the next day.
Key dates
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6 months before
Renewal window opens
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Expiry date
Last day with no surcharge
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Day after expiry
New 10-year term starts
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+6 months
Grace ends, 25% surcharge
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+9 months
Last day to convert nationally
An estimate from the EU rules, assuming earlier renewals were paid. We confirm the date from the register before you pay.
What you need
- EU trade mark registration number
- The classes to keep, for a partial renewal
- Owner's authorisation, if a licensee renews
Paying a fake invoice
EUIPO never sends invoices. Letters asking for a renewal fee are private offers.
Short on class fees
Underpay and EUIPO renews only the classes paid for, in class order.
The team on your file
Your attorney, and a team behind every step.
Our attorney files your renewal with the EUIPO, and 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
ExcellentTrustpilotEU renewal questions
What owners ask before an EU renewal.
Not sure when your EU mark expires? Ask our attorney.
Send your EU trade mark number. Our attorney confirms the date and the classes before any payment. A reply within one business day.
Renewing somewhere else, or planning what comes next?
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