A trademark application in Vietnam may be refused because the proposed mark lacks distinctiveness, conflicts with an earlier trademark, falls within a category of signs prohibited by law, or does not satisfy other statutory requirements. Under Article 117 of Vietnam’s Law on Intellectual Property, an application may also be refused where the applicant lacks the…
International trademark registration covering Vietnam offers significant commercial advantages, but rejection risks remain high when applications are not properly structured or aligned with local examination standards. Understanding the most common mistakes leading to refusal, particularly under the Madrid System, is essential for businesses seeking effective and sustainable brand protection in Vietnam. Why International Trademark Applications…
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