About Trademark Services
Trademark registration safeguards your brand name, logo, slogan, symbol, or design from being copied or used without permission. In the UAE, trademarks are legally recognised assets that strengthen your business identity and protect your commercial presence.
Our service ensures your trademark is correctly classified, submitted, published, and fully registered with the relevant UAE authorities.
Trademark protection applies to:
- Business names and brand identities
- Logos, symbols, and artwork
- Slogans and wordmarks
- Product names and packaging
- Unique brand elements used in marketing or trade
Advantages of Trademark Registration
Required Documents for Trademark Registration in the UAE
To register a trademark in the UAE, applicants must submit a set of documents that verify ownership, identity, and the legitimacy of the brand or business.
Copy of the Trade Licence
Required for companies operating within the UAE to confirm legal business activity and ownership.
Passport Copy of the Trademark Owner
Mandatory for individuals or international applicants to verify identity.
Emirates ID Copy (if applicable)
Reinforces identity verification for UAE residents submitting the application.
Clear Representation of the Trademark (Logo / Wordmark)
A high-resolution visual or written representation that will appear on the official records and Gazette publications.
Power of Attorney (POA)
Needed when a consultancy, law firm, or agent files the application on behalf of the owner. Must be notarised and, for foreign documents, may require legalisation.
List of Goods and Services (Nice Classification)
Specifies the exact classes under which the trademark must be protected, ensuring accurate registration and legal coverage.
Priority Document (if priority claim is made)
For applicants claiming priority from a previous filing in another country, proof of that earlier application is required.
Penalties for Trademark Infringement in the UAE
The UAE enforces strict penalties for trademark infringement to protect registered brands, intellectual property rights, and commercial reputations. Under Federal Decree-Law No. 36 of 2021 on Trademarks, businesses and individuals found violating a registered trademark face significant legal and financial consequences.
Key Penalties Include
- Fines ranging from AED 100,000 to AED 1,000,000
Imposed for unauthorised use, imitation, or reproduction of a registered trademark - Confiscation of counterfeit goods and materials
Authorities may seize products, packaging, equipment, and marketing materials linked to the infringement. - Permanent closure of the violating establishment
Applicable in cases of repeated or severe infringement. - Civil compensation claims by the trademark owner
The rights holder may pursue additional damages through UAE courts. - Criminal charges and potential imprisonment
In cases involving intentional deception, counterfeiting, or threats to public safety. - Business licence suspension or cancellation
Regulatory authorities may take action against companies violating IP laws.
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