Grenada

Trademark Registration in Grenada- Protect Your Brand Nationwide
Trademark matters in Grenada are administered by the Office of Corporate Affairs and Intellectual Property (CAIPO) under the Government of Grenada. The national trademark register is maintained under the Trademark Act, 2012. Grenada is nominally a use-based system, though registration is strongly recommended. Applications are examined for formality and absolute grounds. Accepted applications are published in the Gazette or official bulletin, and third parties may oppose within 1 month from publication. If no opposition is filed, or if the opposition is resolved in favour of the applicant, the mark proceeds to registration and a certificate is issued.
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Grenada trademark registration at a glance
- Classification
- Nice Classification, 45 classes
- Madrid Protocol
- No
- Language
- English
- Opposition period
- 3 months from publication
- Typical timeline
- 12 to 18 months without objections
- Validity
- 10 years, renewable
* Timelines assume no objections or oppositions. Laws change, so contact us to confirm current requirements.
Why register your trademark in Grenada
Exclusive Rights
Grants you exclusive legal ownership and control over your trademark for the registered goods/services throughout Grenada.
Legal Enforcement
Enables you to take action against infringement, counterfeiting, and unauthorized use through the Corporate Affairs and Intellectual Property Office (CAIPO) and relevant courts.
Nationwide Protection
Secures trademark protection across the entire territory of Grenada.
Regional Protection Advantage
Grenada is not a member of any major regional trademark systems, so protection must be obtained through national registration within the country.
Our trademark services in Grenada
End-to-end support from our licensed in-country attorneys, from the first search to lifelong protection.
Attorney-Assisted Search
In-depth legal search for potential conflicts in Grenada.
Trademark Registration Services
Complete filing and application management for Grenada trademarks.
Trademark Renewal Services
Hassle-free renewals to maintain your Grenada trademark protection.
Watch & Monitoring Services
Continuous monitoring of Grenada trademarks to identify potential conflicts.
Ownership Transfer / Assignment
Efficient handling of trademark ownership transfers in Grenada.
Licensing & Franchising Support
Expert guidance to license or expand your Grenada brand.
Trademark registration process in Grenada
Here is how to register a trademark in Grenada, step by step.
Here is the step-by-step process followed for trademark registration in Grenada.
Filing
Trademark applications are filed with CAIPO through a local agent. The application must include the mark specimen, applicant information, and the list of goods and services with the relevant classes. A signed power of attorney appointing the local agent is mandatory.
Examination
CAIPO conducts a formal examination of the application and issues a filing receipt. The Office also examines the application on registrability requirements.
Publication
If accepted, the trademark application is published in the Gazette or official bulletin.
Opposition Period
Third parties may file an opposition within 1 month from the date of publication.
Registration
If no opposition is filed, or if the opposition is resolved in favour of the applicant, the trademark proceeds to registration and the Registrar issues the registration certificate.
Validity & Renewal
A Grenadian trademark is valid for 10 years from the date of registration and may be renewed indefinitely for successive 10-year terms. Renewal may be filed within 6 months before expiry, with a further 6-month grace period available after expiry subject to surcharge.
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Documents required for trademark registration in Grenada
Trademark representation / mark specimen
Goods/services classification
Name, address, and nationality of the applicant
Original signed Power of Attorney to local agent
Priority document (if priority is claimed)
Supporting documents such as assignment papers, if applicable
Timeline, validity and renewal
How long registration takes
In a straightforward case, registration generally takes about 12–18 months. Formalities and publication are relatively quick, but examination issues or opposition proceedings may extend the timeline. Clean applications may proceed in about a year, while contested matters can take 18 months or longer.
Validity and renewal
A Grenadian trademark is valid for 10 years from the date of registration and may be renewed indefinitely for successive 10-year terms. Renewal may be filed within 6 months before expiry, with a further 6-month grace period available after expiry subject to surcharge.
Client stories
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This page is general information, not legal advice. Official requirements and fees can change; we confirm the current position for your matter before filing.