The IP Advisors has the expertise to address all your inquiries and provide comprehensive information on Tunisian trademarks and the requirements for trademark registration in Tunisia.

Registering a trademark is a highly effective means of protecting your name, brand, and intellectual property. However, to maintain this protection throughout the lifespan of your trademark, it is crucial to regularly update your trademark registration when there are changes in your name, address, agent, and other relevant details. The IP Advisors is well-equipped to answer your questions and provide you with all the necessary information regarding Tunisian trademark registration and the requirements involved.

When introducing a new product, service, or mark to the market, it is essential to have a specific trademark associated with it. Choosing a suitable trademark for your product or service is imperative. To obtain a mark registration in Tunisia that safeguards your company's name or logo from use by competitors, your Tunisian trademark application must be filed correctly and in due form.

It is vital to ensure that the details in the National Trademarks Register are accurate and up-to-date. If any changes occur, you can rely on us to update the information in the register promptly.

Our Tunisian trademark protection guide is designed to assist you in protecting your mark in Tunisia and keeping it updated. As experienced trademark consultants, we are well-positioned to provide you with comprehensive information on trademark requirements in Tunisia, including filing a trademark application, renewal of trademark registrations, assignments, mergers, licensing, changes of name, changes of address, and more.

Below, you will find practical information on trademark requirements in Tunisia. Please feel free to contact us for further assistance and more detailed information.

FILING A TRADEMARK / SERVICE MARK

• Full identity, nationality, and complete address of the applicant.
• Clear print of the mark (maximum size: 10 × 10 cm).
• List of goods and/or services (classes) covered by the application (it is recommended to provide the list in French to avoid inappropriate translation).
• If claiming priority, a certified copy of the prior application. The priority document can be submitted within three months from the filing date.
• A simply signed Power of Attorney (without legalization).

RENEWAL OF A TRADEMARK / SERVICE MARK

• Trademark registration number, date, and the list of goods and/or services. A copy of the Registration Certificate with any recorded changes would also be helpful.
• A simply signed Power of Attorney (without legalization).

RECORDAL OF AN ASSIGNMENT

• A Deed of Assignment duly executed (with signatures and company's seal/stamp) by both the assignor and assignee, along with a French translation.
• A simply signed Power of Attorney (without legalization).

RECORDAL OF A MERGER

• An official Certificate proving the merger or an extract from the Commercial Register, accompanied by a French translation.
• A simply signed Power of Attorney with the new address (without legalization).

RECORDAL OF A LICENSE

• A License agreement duly executed (with signatures and company's seal/stamp) by both parties, along with a French translation.
• A simply signed Power of Attorney (without legalization).

RECORDAL OF A CHANGE OF NAME

• An official Certificate proving the change of name or an extract from the Commercial Register, along with a French translation.
• A simply signed Power of Attorney (without legalization).

RECORDAL OF A CHANGE OF ADDRESS

• A simply signed Power of Attorney with the new address (without legalization).