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Trademark Registration in 4 Steps

SETTLE provides full trademark services in Uzbekistan from application to enforcement. The entire process taking about 1 month.

Apply

1–2 working days

We prepare your application and select the right classes.

Submit

1 working day

Submitted directly to the Patent Office.

Check

1-3 weeks

The Office reviews formal requirements.

Receive

1 month (total)

Experts assess your trademark eligibility.

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Key insights

Legal protection for your brand from the very first step with our expert team.

Speed matters

A trademark can be registered in as little as 1 month with expedited examination, while the standard process takes 7–10 months.

Local representation

Trademark applications on behalf of foreign companies in Uzbekistan must be filed through a licensed local patent attorney.

Pre-filing search

Conducting a trademark search before filing helps avoid refusals and allows you to build a more effective registration strategy.

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What our clients say about us

“The company fulfills the assigned tasks in a well-coordinated manner, efficiently, and on time. Settle lawyers are always in touch, they themselves give useful advice in excess of the requested data, and promptly solve non-standard problems.”

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is a preliminary search mandatory before filing a trademark application in Uzbekistan?

A preliminary trademark search prior filing a trademark application is not a mandatory procedure in Uzbekistan. However, it is highly recommended, as it helps to identify potential challenges during the examination phase, thereby increasing the likelihood of successful registration of the proposed mark.

Can a trademark application be filed on behalf of a foreign company without registration in Uzbekistan?

Yes, it is possible. However, foreign companies that do not have an official representative office in the territory of Uzbekistan are not capable of filing a trademark application directly. In accordance with national legislation, such applicants are required to act through a representative — a patent attorney registered in Uzbekistan.

Is it required to engage a local patent attorney to file an application in Uzbekistan?

The requirement to engage a local patent attorney when filing a trademark application in Uzbekistan depends on the applicant’s status.

Citizens and legal entities registered in Uzbekistan, as well as foreign applicants with an official representative office in the country, may file applications directly in their own name.

However, foreign individuals and legal entities without an official presence in Uzbekistan must submit trademark applications through a patent attorney registered in Uzbekistan.

What are the requirements for the power of attorney from the applicant in Uzbekistan?

A power of attorney for representation before the Patent Office, issued in the Republic of Uzbekistan, is executed in simple written form and does not require notarization or apostille.

Is it possible to file a single application covering multiple classes in Uzbekistan?

Yes.

What signs are prohibited for trademark registration in Uzbekistan?

The following are not eligible for trademark registration in Uzbekistan:

State and official symbols;
Signs lacking distinctiveness (such as individual letters, numbers, common surnames, simple geometric shapes, or forms determined solely by the functional purpose of the goods);
Signs that are misleading regarding the quality or origin of the goods;
Signs that violate public interests or are contrary to moral and ethical standards;
Signs that are identical or confusingly similar to previously registered trademarks.

What is the standard timeframe for trademark registration in Uzbekistan?

The standard timeframe for trademark registration in Uzbekistan is up to 8 months from the application filing date, provided that the examination proceeds without any additional requests or provisional refusals.

If the examination authority issues additional requests, the registration period may be extended until the review and final decision on the matter.

Is it possible to expedite the trademark registration process in Uzbekistan?

An expedited examination option is available in Uzbekistan, allowing for the processing of trademark applications within one month. The additional expenses for an expedited examination range from USD 233 to USD 349 depending on the number of classes and type of the mark.

The above state fee amounts are valid as of May 2025 and may be subject to change depending on the applicable exchange rate and relevant legal regulations.

What should be done if an office action or provisional refusal is received from the Patent Office?

Upon receiving an inquiry or a provisional refusal from the Patent Office, the optimal course of action is to review the contents of the request and consult a patent attorney within the prescribed response period.

As a rule, the response deadlines are as follows: 3 months for national registration and 6 months for international registration.

How is the renewal of a registered trademark carried out in Uzbekistan?

The renewal of the trademark may be completed by submitting a renewal application. The renewal application must be filed within the final year of the validity of the certificate. If this deadline is missed, the application may still be submitted within six months after the expiration of the certificate, provided that the prescribed governmental fee is paid.