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TRADE NAMES

Requirements for filing an application:

Name, particulars and domicile of the applicant.

Power of Attorney executed by an officer of the applicant, attested by a Notary Public and then duly legalized by a Consul of Panama or by the seal of the Apostille, if appropriate.

If the Applicant is a legal person or entity, a document issued by the proper governmental authorities (Register of Companies) in the country or state of origin of the applicant, certifying the legal existence (Certificate of Good Standing) of the applicant. This document must be duly legalized by a Consul of Panama or by the seal of the Apostille, if appropriate.

A document issued by the proper authorities in the country of origin of the applicant (Chamber of Commerce or Notary Public), certifying that the applicant is engaged in business by using the commercial name which registration is sought. This document must be duly legalized by a Consul of Panama or by the seal of the Apostille, if appropriate.

Ten (10) labels if it has a particular design or colors are to be claimed.

Commercial activities of the applicant.

It is possible to file the application without the Power of Attorney and the Certificate of Good Standing from the applicant, by posting a U.S.$100.00 bond, to guarantee that said documents will be duly filed within a term of two (2) months, counted as of the date of filing of the application. Additionally, it is possible to obtain an extension of one month for this purpose.

On the other hand, it is possible to file an application for a trade name, if it is not in use in the commerce, in which case the applicant will have a term of one (1) year, counted as of the date of filing of the application to submit before the Trademark Office, a document issued by the proper authorities in the country of origin of the applicant, certifying that said company is engaged in business by using the commercial name which registration is sought. This document must be duly legalized by a Consul of Panama or by the seal of the Apostille, if appropriate.

 
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