The trademark registration process in Indonesia can vary depending on several factors, but generally, it takes between 8 to 12 months. Here are the stages and estimated times usually required:
1. Registration and Formality Examination (1-2 Months)
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- Submit Application: Submit the registration documents to DJKI.
- Formality Examination: DJKI checks the completeness of the documents.
2. Substantive Examination (2-4 Months)
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- Substantive Examination: DJKI examines the novelty and uniqueness of the trademark.
- Announcement: The trademark is announced in the Trademark Gazette to allow for objections.
3. Objection Period (2 Months)
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- Objection Period: Third parties can file objections to the registration.
4. Examination of Objection Responses (1-2 Months)
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- Handling Objections: DJKI handles and examines responses to objections.
5. Final Decision and Certificate Issuance (1-2 Months)
- Final Decision: DJKI issues the registration decision.
- Certificate Issuance: The trademark certificate is issued and sent to the applicant.
