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A European Union trade mark (EUTM) grants you exclusive rights in all current and future Member States of the European Union through a single registration, filed online. It is valid for 10 years and can be renewed indefinitely, for subsequent periods of 10 years. Before applying, remember to go through our checklist to ensure that your application proceeds smoothly.

The regulation doesn’t allow the EUIPO to issue invoices. Our fees are exempt from VAT. More information on our fees.

Completing the application form and paying the fee doesn’t necessarily guarantee you will get your trade mark protected. If your application is rejected, the Office won’t refund your money.

Easy Filing Form

Filing Form

Designed for SMEs and individuals within the European Economic Area, without a legal representative

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Tailored for intellectual property experts when handling straightforward and complex cases. Start using it now and give us your feedback

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Marks

Word or figurative trade marks only

Marks

Word, figurative, shape, colour, sound, multimedia, position, motion and other marks
Collective and certification marks

Goods and Services

Pre-defined goods & services from TM Class

Goods and Services

Pre-defined goods & services from TM Class
Upload own list of goods & services
Class 35 and 37 assistant
Full screen working space

Configurable

Payments

Immediate credit card payment

Payments

Immediate credit card payment
Bank transfer
Current account payment

Drafts

Automatically save drafts and never lose any change

Drafts

Automatically save drafts and never lose any change

Help

Guided form (virtual assistant)

Help

Inline help

Applicants

Allows one applicant only

Applicants

Lets the user add an additional applicant

Important
These are some of the operations which cannot be made with the Easy Filing form:

claim priority, claim seniority
request EU and/or national search reports

Representatives

Lets the user appoint a representative

Claims

Lets the user claim priority, seniority and other types of claims

International trade marks

Possibility of international trade mark transformation and exhibition priority claim