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Trademark & Brand Name Registration in Pakistan

Secure 10-year exclusive statutory protection for your brand name, logo, and product identity under the Trade Marks Ordinance, 2001 with IPO-certified corporate advocates.

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Instant Trademark Class & Fee Calculator

Search your industry below to find your statutory Nice Classification (Class 1 to 45), verify official IPO government challan fees, and start your brand protection in 24 hours.

Under Trade Marks Ordinance 2001, every commercial good and service must be filed under the correct international Nice Classification number.

Class 9(Goods)
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Computer Software, Mobile Apps & Electronics

Software applications, mobile games, IT hardware, digital files, smart devices, computing electronics.

Examples: SaaS software, CRM apps, fintech platforms, IoT devices, computing gadgets.

Class 42(Services)

IT Services, Software Development & Cloud

Software engineering, web development, IT consulting, cloud hosting, AI solutions, digital transformation.

Examples: Software houses, web agencies, cloud architecture, cybersecurity consultancy.

Class 25(Goods)

Clothing, Apparel & Fashion Footwear

Ready-to-wear garments, shirts, trousers, eastern wear, abayas, shoes, boots, sportswear, caps.

Examples: Fashion brands, clothing lines, shoe stores, hoodie & streetwear labels.

Class 35(Services)

E-Commerce, Retail Stores & Advertising

Online marketplaces, retail shops, wholesale distribution, business management, digital marketing.

Examples: Daraz stores, retail boutiques, dropshipping websites, marketing agencies.

Class 43(Services)

Restaurants, Cafes & Food Hospitality

Food preparation, dine-in restaurants, cloud kitchens, fast food chains, coffee cafes, catering.

Examples: Burger joints, cafes, biryani restaurants, bakery outlets, banquet catering.

Class 3(Goods)

Cosmetics, Skincare & Fragrances

Beauty creams, serums, perfumes, hair oils, soaps, shampoos, makeup essentials, lotions.

Examples: Organic skincare brands, attar & perfume lines, cosmetic stores, salon products.

Class 5(Goods)

Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare Supplements

Prescription medicines, dietary supplements, herbal remedies, veterinary medicines, sanitizers.

Examples: Pharma brands, vitamin gummies, herbal syrups, medical antiseptics.

Class 36(Services)

Real Estate & Financial Services

Property management, real estate agencies, housing schemes, investment brokerage, leasing.

Examples: Real estate marketing firms, property builders, housing projects, financial advisors.

Class 39(Services)

Logistics, Cargo & Courier Delivery

Freight forwarding, courier logistics, parcel delivery, warehouse storage, ride-hailing services.

Examples: Courier companies, cargo transport, freight forwarders, fleet dispatch.

Class 41(Services)

Education, Training & Academies

Schools, colleges, digital skills training academies, online courses, event coaching, seminars.

Examples: Coaching centres, IT bootcamps, language academies, online schools.

Class 30(Goods)

Packaged Food, Spices, Bakery & Tea

Spices, tea, coffee, bakery biscuits, sweets, rice, flour, sauces, confectionery snacks.

Examples: Spice brands, packaged rice, tea brands, confectionery snacks, bakery items.

Class 29(Goods)

Meat, Dairy & Edible Oils

Milk products, cheese, yogurt, cooking oil, ghee, processed meat, frozen poultry, dry fruits.

Examples: Dairy brands, cooking oil companies, frozen meat products, dry fruit packaging.

Class 10(Goods)

Medical Devices & Surgical Instruments

Surgical tools, dental equipment, diagnostic apparatus, hospital furniture, orthopaedic devices.

Examples: Sialkot surgical exporters, dental instrument manufacturers, diagnostic kits.

Class 32(Goods)

Mineral Water & Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Packaged drinking water, fruit juices, carbonated soft drinks, energy beverages, syrups.

Examples: Bottled water brands, juice packaging units, soda beverage labels.

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Complete Brand & Logo Package

Class 9Computer Software, Mobile Apps & Electronics

Total Package FeePKR 24,999
All-Inclusive
Official IPO Search (Form TM-55):Included
IPO Statutory Application Fee (Form TM-1):Included
Legal Advocacy & TM-48 Power of Attorney:Included
Statutory 10-Year Legal Protection:Included

*Includes Word Mark + Logo/Device Mark + TM-55 Search + TM-1 Govt Challans + Power of Attorney

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Critical Legal Notice: SECP Registration ≠ Trademark Protection

Many entrepreneurs mistakenly assume that registering a company with the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) automatically protects their brand name. It does not. SECP registration only confers corporate entity status. If a competitor files a Trademark with IPO-Pakistan for your brand name or logo, they can legally shut down your business, seize your social media handles, and obtain a court injunction against you under Section 40 of the Trade Marks Ordinance, 2001.

Statutory Roadmap

The 5 Statutory Stages of Trademark Registration in Pakistan

Governed under the Trade Marks Ordinance, 2001 and Trade Marks Rules, 2004 administered by IPO-Pakistan.

01

Pre-Filing Availability Search (Form TM-55)

Before applying, an official search across the Trade Marks Registry database in Karachi/Lahore/Islamabad is conducted to confirm no phonetically or visually similar marks exist in your target Nice Class.

02

Electronic Filing & Examination (Form TM-1)

Form TM-1 is submitted electronically along with the visual mark representation, goods specification, and Form TM-48 (Legal Power of Attorney). IPO issues an official Acknowledgement Receipt with a permanent Application Number.

03

Statutory Examination by Examiner

The Registrar of Trade Marks evaluates the application under Section 14 (Absolute Grounds) and Section 17 (Relative Grounds). If an objection is raised, our advocates submit statutory legal replies and attend hearings.

04

Trade Marks Journal Publication

Upon acceptance, the mark is advertised in the official monthly Trade Marks Journal. A statutory 4-month window is granted for public opposition under Section 28 of the Ordinance.

05

Issuance of Official Registration Certificate (Form TM-11)

If no opposition is filed, the Registrar issues the definitive sealed Certificate of Registration. The applicant acquires absolute legal monopoly, the statutory right to use the ® symbol, and 10-year nationwide protection renewable indefinitely.

Documents Required for Trademark Filing

Applicant CNIC / Passport: High-quality scanned copy of the individual applicant or authorized director.
High-Resolution Logo / Mark: Clear digital copy of the logo, word font, or distinctive device mark in PNG/JPG format.
Goods / Services Specification: Complete description of the commercial products, software, or services to be branded.
Date of First Commercial Use: Exact date when the brand was first used in Pakistan, or declared as "Proposed to be used".
Frequently Asked Questions

Expert Answers on IPO Trademark Law

Can an individual or freelancer register a trademark without a company?

Yes. An individual, sole proprietor, partnership firm, or private limited company can apply for a trademark in Pakistan. You do not need an existing registered company to protect your brand name.

What is the difference between ™ (TM) and ® (R) symbols?

The ™ (TM) symbol can be used immediately upon filing Form TM-1 to signal to the public that an application is pending. The ® (Registered) symbol can only be legally used once IPO-Pakistan officially issues the final Certificate of Registration. Using ® before final certificate issuance is a punishable offence under Section 107 of the Trade Marks Ordinance.

Can I protect my Trademark internationally from Pakistan?

Yes! Pakistan is a contracting party to the Madrid Protocol administered by WIPO. Once your basic trademark application is filed in Pakistan, our advocates can extend your trademark protection to over 130 countries worldwide with a single international application.

What happens if someone infringes on my registered trademark?

Under Section 46 of the Trade Marks Ordinance, 2001, a registered trademark owner can initiate civil infringement proceedings in the High Court or District Court to obtain permanent injunctions, recovery of damages, and seizure/destruction of counterfeit products by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).

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