Words and Names
- Any word, name, or combination of letters can be registered if it is distinctive and non-descriptive.
- Surnames can be registered as trademarks under specific conditions, like distinctiveness.
- Geographical names are generally not registrable unless they have acquired distinctiveness.
Logos and Symbols
- Unique logos, designs, or symbols that distinguish goods or services can be registered.
- The design should be capable of identifying the source of goods or services.
Slogans and Taglines
- Short phrases or slogans can be registered as trademarks if they are distinctive and non-generic.
- The slogan must not simply describe the goods or services.
Shapes and Packaging
- Distinctive packaging, shapes, or the overall appearance of goods can be registered as trademarks.
- The shape or packaging must be non-functional and serve to identify the product’s source.
Sounds and Colors
- Specific sounds that serve as identifiers for goods or services can be registered.
- Distinctive colors or color combinations, when associated with specific goods or services, can be eligible for registration.


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