Straight answers on renewals, international clients, lapsed marks, and what to send to get started.
It depends on the registrar's current workload and how complete your documentation is going in. I'll give you a realistic, case-specific estimate once I've reviewed your filing.
Yes — a good portion of the portfolios I manage belong to international clients who need local representation and coordination with Nepalese authorities.
There are often still options, depending on how long it's been. Get in touch and I'll walk you through what's realistic for your specific case.
Usually your existing registration certificate or application number, and any prior correspondence with the registrar. I'll flag anything else once I've had a look.
My day-to-day focus is post-registration work — renewals, assignments, licensing, and portfolio management — but I work closely with the firm's attorneys on new filings too, so reach out either way.
Speak with Supriti or the Global Law Associates team about trademark, patent, and IP portfolio matters in Nepal.