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Madrid Protocol: Applications originating from the United States

Part 4 of Trademarks Webinars Series

Published on: June 25, 2020 14:19

The Madrid Protocol is an international treaty that businesses and individuals can use to protect their trademarks simultaneously in multiple countries using a single application. It allows applicants to file with a single office, using one currency, and in a single language. This webinar provides an overview of filing an international application using the Madrid system, discusses common issues that arise during the process, and covers additional resources available from the USPTO and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).

Trademarks Webinars Series