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Council Regulation (EC) No 207/2009 of 26 February 2009 on the European Union trade mark (codified version) (Text with EEA relevance) (repealed)
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F1 Inserted by Regulation (EU) 2015/2424 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 December 2015 amending Council Regulation (EC) No 207/2009 on the Community trade mark and Commission Regulation (EC) No 2868/95 implementing Council Regulation (EC) No 40/94 on the Community trade mark, and repealing Commission Regulation (EC) No 2869/95 on the fees payable to the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (Trade Marks and Designs) (Text with EEA relevance).
Basic fee for the application for an individual EU trade mark (Article 26(2)):
EUR 1 000
Basic fee for the application for an individual EU trade mark by electronic means (Article 26(2)):
EUR 850
Fee for the second class of goods and services for an individual EU trade mark (Article 26(2)):
EUR 50
Fee for each class of goods and services exceeding two for an individual EU trade mark (Article 26(2)):
EUR 150
Basic fee for the application for an EU collective mark or an EU certification mark (Article 26(2) and Article 66(3) or Article 74a(3)):
EUR 1 800
Basic fee for the application for an EU collective mark or an EU certification mark by electronic means (Article 26(2) and Article 66(3) or Article 74a(3)):
EUR 1 500
Fee for the second class of goods and services for an EU collective mark or an EU certification mark: (Article 26(2) and Article 66(3) or Article 74a(3)):
EUR 50
Fee for each class of goods and services exceeding two for an EU collective mark or an EU certification mark (Article 26(2) and 66(3) or Article 74a(3)):
EUR 150
Search fee for an EU trade mark application (Article 38(2)) or for an international registration designating the Union (Article 38(2) and Article 155(2)): EUR 12 multiplied by the number of central industrial property offices referred to in Article 38(2); that amount, and the subsequent changes, shall be published by the Office in the Official Journal of the Office.
Opposition fee (Article 41(3)):
EUR 320
Basic fee for the renewal of an individual EU trade mark (Article 47(3)):
EUR 1 000
Basic fee for the renewal of an individual EU trade mark by electronic means (Article 47(3)):
EUR 850
Fee for the renewal of the second class of goods and services for an individual EU trade mark (Article 47(3)):
EUR 50
Fee for the renewal of each class of goods and services exceeding two for an individual EU trade mark (Article 47(3)):
EUR 150
Basic fee for the renewal of an EU collective mark or an EU certification mark (Article 47(3) and Article 66(3) or Article 74a(3):
EUR 1 800
Basic fee for the renewal of an EU collective mark or an EU certification mark by electronic means (Article 47(3) and Article 66(3) or Article 74a(3)):
EUR 1 500
Fee for the renewal of the second class of goods and services for an EU collective mark or an EU certification mark (Article 47(3) and Article 66(3) or Article 74a(3)):
EUR 50
Fee for the renewal of each class of goods and services exceeding two for an EU collective mark or an EU certification mark (Article 47(3) and Article 66(3) or Article 74a(3)):
EUR 150
Additional fee for the late payment of the renewal fee or the late submission of the request for renewal (Article 47(3)): 25 % of the belated renewal fee, subject to a maximum of EUR 1 500
Fee for the application for revocation or for a declaration of invalidity (Article 56(2)):
EUR 630
Appeal fee (Article 60(1)):
EUR 720
Fee for the application of restitutio in integrum (Article 81(3)):
EUR 200
Fee for the application for the conversion of an EU trade mark application or an EU trade mark (Article 113(1), also in conjunction with Article 159(1)):
into a national trade mark application;
into a designation of Member States under the Madrid Protocol:
EUR 200
Fee for continuation of proceedings (Article 82(1)):
EUR 400
Fee for the declaration of division of a registered EU trade mark (Article 49(4) or an application for an EU trade mark (Article 44(4)):
EUR 250
Fee for the application for the registration of a licence or another right in respect of a registered EU trade mark (before 1 October 2017 , Rule 33(2) of Regulation (EC) No 2868/95; and from that date, Article 22a(2)) or an application for an EU trade mark (before 1 October 2017 , Rule 33(2) of Regulation (EC) No 2868/95; and from that date, Article 22a(2)):
grant of a licence;
transfer of a licence;
creation of a right in rem ;
transfer of a right in rem ;
levy of execution:
EUR 200 per registration, but where multiple requests are submitted in the same application or at the same time, not to exceed a total of EUR 1 000
Fee for the cancellation of the registration of a licence or other right (before 1 October 2017 , Rule 35(3) of Regulation (EC) No 2868/95; and from that date, Article 24a(3)): EUR 200 per cancellation, but where multiple requests are submitted in the same application or at the same time, not to exceed a total of EUR 1 000
Fee for the alteration of a registered EU trade mark (Article 48(4)):
EUR 200
Fee for the issue of a copy of the application for an EU trade mark (Article 88(7)), a copy of the certificate of registration (Article (45(2)), or an extract from the register (Article 87(7)):
uncertified copy or extract:
EUR 10
certified copy or extract:
EUR 30
Fee for the inspection of the files (Article 88(6)):
EUR 30
Fee for the issue of copies of file documents (Article 88(7)):
uncertified copy:
EUR 10
certified copy:
EUR 30
plus per page, exceeding 10
EUR 1
Fee for the communication of information in a file (Article 88(9)):
EUR 10
Fee for the review of the determination of the procedural costs to be refunded (before 1 October 2017 , Rule 94(4) of Regulation (EC) No 2868/95; and from that date, Article 85(7)):
EUR 100
Fee for the filing of an international application at the Office (before 1 October 2017 , Article 147(5); and from that date, Article 147(4)):
EUR 300
The applicant for an international registration designating the Union shall be required to pay to the International Bureau an individual fee for the designation of the Union in accordance with Article 8(7) of the Madrid Protocol.
The holder of an international registration who files a request for territorial extension designating the Union made subsequent to the international registration shall be required to pay to the International Bureau an individual fee for the designation of the Union in accordance with Article 8(7) of the Madrid Protocol.
The amount of the fee under B.I.1 or B.I.2 shall be the equivalent in Swiss Francs, as established by the Director-General of the WIPO pursuant to Rule 35(2) of the Common Regulations under the Madrid Agreement and Protocol, of the following amounts:
for an individual trade mark: EUR 820 plus, where applicable, EUR 50 for the second class of goods and services and EUR 150 for each class of goods and services contained in the international registration exceeding two;
for a collective mark or a certification mark: EUR 1 400 plus, where applicable, EUR 50 for the second class of goods and services and EUR 150 for each class of goods or services exceeding two.
The holder of an international registration designating the Union shall be required to pay to the International Bureau, as a part of the fees for a renewal of the international registration, an individual fee for the designation of the Union in accordance with Article 8(7) of the Madrid Protocol.
The amount of the fee referred to in B.II.1 shall be the equivalent in Swiss Francs, as established by the Director-General of the WIPO pursuant to Rule 35(2) of the Common Regulations under the Madrid Agreement and Protocol, of the following amounts:
for an individual trade mark: EUR 820 plus, where applicable, EUR 50 for the second class of goods and services and EUR 150 for each class of goods and services contained in the international registration exceeding two;
for a collective mark or a certification mark: EUR 1 400 plus, where applicable, EUR 50 for the second class of goods and services and EUR 150 for each class of goods and services contained in the international registration exceeding two.]
Council Regulation (EC) No 40/94 | |
Council Regulation (EC) No 3288/94 | |
Council Regulation (EC) No 807/2003 | Only point 48 of Annex III |
Council Regulation (EC) No 1653/2003 | |
Council Regulation (EC) No 1992/2003 | |
Council Regulation (EC) No 422/2004 | |
Council Regulation (EC) No 1891/2006 | Only Article 1 |
Annex II, Part 4 (C)(I) of the 2003 Act of Accession | |
Annex III, Point 1.I of the 2005 Act of Accession |
Regulation (EC) No 40/94 | This Regulation |
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Articles 1 to 14 | Articles 1 to 14 |
Article 15(1) | Article 15(1), first subparagraph |
Article 15(2), introductory words | Article 15(1), second subparagraph, introductory words |
Article 15(2), point a | Article 15(1), second subparagraph, point a |
Article 15(2), point b | Article 15(1), second subparagraph, point b |
Article 15(3) | Article 15(2) |
Articles 16 to 36 | Articles 16 to 36 |
Article 37 | — |
Article 38 | Article 37 |
Article 39 | Article 38 |
Article 40 | Article 39 |
Article 41 | Article 40 |
Article 42 | Article 41 |
Article 43 | Article 42 |
Article 44 | Article 43 |
Article 44a | Article 44 |
Articles 45 to 48 | Articles 45 to 48 |
Article 48a | Article 49 |
Article 49 | Article 50 |
Article 50 | Article 51 |
Article 51 | Article 52 |
Article 52 | Article 53 |
Article 53 | Article 54 |
Article 54 | Article 55 |
Article 55 | Article 56 |
Article 56 | Article 57 |
Article 57 | Article 58 |
Article 58 | Article 59 |
Article 59 | Article 60 |
Article 60 | Article 61 |
Article 60a | Article 62 |
Article 61 | Article 63 |
Article 62 | Article 64 |
Article 63 | Article 65 |
Article 64 | Article 66 |
Article 65 | Article 67 |
Article 66 | Article 68 |
Article 67 | Article 69 |
Article 68 | Article 70 |
Article 69 | Article 71 |
Article 70 | Article 72 |
Article 71 | Article 73 |
Article 72 | Article 74 |
Article 73 | Article 75 |
Article 74 | Article 76 |
Article 75 | Article 77 |
Article 76 | Article 78 |
Article 77 | Article 79 |
Article 77a | Article 80 |
Article 78 | Article 81 |
Article 78a | Article 82 |
Article 79 | Article 83 |
Article 80 | Article 84 |
Article 81 | Article 85 |
Article 82 | Article 86 |
Article 83 | Article 87 |
Article 84 | Article 88 |
Article 85 | Article 89 |
Article 86 | Article 90 |
Article 87 | Article 91 |
Article 88 | Article 92 |
Article 89 | Article 93 |
Article 90 | Article 94 |
Article 91 | Article 95 |
Article 92 | Article 96 |
Article 93 | Article 97 |
Article 94(1), introductory wording | Article 98(1), introductory wording |
Article 94(1), first indent | Article 98(1)(a) |
Article 94(1), second indent | Article 98(1)(b) |
Article 94(2) | Article 98(2) |
Article 95 | Article 99 |
Article 96 | Article 100 |
Article 97 | Article 101 |
Article 98 | Article 102 |
Article 99 | Article 103 |
Article 100 | Article 104 |
Article 101 | Article 105 |
Article 102 | Article 106 |
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Article 104 | Article 108 |
Article 105 | Article 109 |
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Article 107 | Article 111 |
Article 108 | Article 112 |
Article 109 | Article 113 |
Article 110 | Article 114 |
Article 111 | Article 115 |
Article 112 | Article 116 |
Article 113 | Article 117 |
Article 114 | Article 118 |
Article 115 | Article 119 |
Article 116 | Article 120 |
Article 117 | Article 121 |
Article 118 | Article 122 |
Article 118a | Article 123 |
Article 119 | Article 124 |
Article 120 | Article 125 |
Article 121(1) and (2) | Article 126(1) and (2) |
Article 121(3) | — |
Article 121(4) | Article 126(3) |
Article 121(5) | Article 126(4) |
Article 121(6) | Article 126(5) |
Article 122 | Article 127 |
Article 123 | Article 128 |
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Article 141 | Article 146 |
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Article 146 | Article 151 |
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Article 149 | Article 154 |
Article 150 | Article 155 |
Article 151 | Article 156 |
Article 152 | Article 157 |
Article 153 | Article 158 |
Article 154 | Article 159 |
Article 155 | Article 160 |
Article 156 | Article 161 |
Article 157(1) | Article 162(1) |
Article 157(2), introductory wording | Article 162(2), introductory wording |
Article 157(2)(2) | Article 162(2)(a) |
Article 157(2)(3) | Article 162(2)(b) |
Article 157(2)(5) | Article 162(2)(c) |
Article 157(2)(6) | Article 162(2)(d) |
Article 157(2)(7) | Article 162(2)(e) |
Article 157(2)(8) | Article 162(2)(f) |
Article 157(2)(9) | Article 162(2)(g) |
Article 157(2)(10) | Article 162(2)(h) |
Article 157(2)(11) | Article 162(2)(i) |
Article 157(2)(12) | Article 162(2)(j) |
Article 157(2)(13) | Article 162(2)(k) |
Article 157(2)(14) | Article 162(2)(l) |
Article 157(3) | Article 162(3) |
Article 158 | Article 163 |
Article 159 | Article 164 |
Article 159a(1), (2) and (3) | Article 165(1), (2) and (3) |
Article 159a(4), initial wording | Article 165(4), initial wording |
Article 159a(4), first indent | Article 165(4)(a) |
Article 159a(4), second indent | Article 165(4)(b) |
Article 159a(5) | Article 165(5) |
— | Article 166 |
Article 160(1) | Article 167(1) |
Article 160(2) | Article 167(2) |
Article 160(3) and (4) | — |
— | Annex I |
— | Annex II |
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