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1. www.ipd.gov.hk › en › trade-marksIntellectual Property Department - Trade Marks

   www.ipd.gov.hk › en › trade-marks

   Trade mark basics. Trade marks laws. Search for a trade mark. Apply for a trade mark. Forms and fees. HK IP Journal. Trade Marks Registry Work Manual. Trade mark hearings. Managing your trade mark.

2. www.ipd.gov.hk › tc知識產權署 - 主頁

   www.ipd.gov.hk › tc

   知識產權署網站提供有關商標、專利和設計的在線搜索系統和資訊。

3. esearch.ipd.gov.hk › nis-pos-viewPublic Online Search

   esearch.ipd.gov.hk › nis-pos-view

   Welcome to Online Search System. Search for Trade Marks. Search for Patents. Search for Designs.

4. www.ipd.gov.hk › tc › trade-marks知識產權署 - 表格及費用

   www.ipd.gov.hk › tc › trade-marks

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   商標申請亦可以郵遞方式寄交往“ 香港灣仔皇后大道東213號胡忠大廈24樓知識產權署商標註冊處 ”或於辦公時間內 （星期一至星期五）上午9時至下午5時45分 親身遞交。. 繼續閱讀. 請勿更改表格，否則註冊處將不會接受該表格。. 於提交表格時，請繳付訂明的 ...

5. www.gov.hk › en › businessGovHK: Intellectual Property - 香港政府一站通簡

   www.gov.hk › en › business

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   The most common Intellectual Property rights are copyright, registered design, patent and trade marks. They are separate rights that give your business and products protection in different ways. Details regarding registration of trade marks, patents and designs can be found in this webpage.

6. efiling.ipd.gov.hk › nis-efiling › homee-Filing system

   efiling.ipd.gov.hk › nis-efiling › home

   e-Filing system e-Filing System is an online platform for filing and managing intellectual property applications in Hong Kong. You can access various services, such as trademark, patent, and design registration, through a secure and user-friendly interface. e-Filing system e-Filing System also allows you to search and view the public records of intellectual property rights in Hong Kong.

7. www.ip.gov.hk › en › types-of-ipHong Kong – Regional IP Trading Centre - Trade mark re ...

   www.ip.gov.hk › en › types-of-ip

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   An application to register a trade mark can be made online or it can be filed physically with the Trade Marks Registry, Intellectual Property Department, the Government of the Hong Kong SAR. A trade mark can only be registered if it is already in use or if there is an intention to use the trade mark.