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Trademark registration in Mexico is handled by the Instituto Mexicano de la Propiedad Industrial (IMPI). Bonamark can prepare the filing and coordinate local support for the application.
Choose the owner and filing scope before placing an order. If you have not assessed availability, start with a Mexico trademark search so the filing decision is based on more than an available domain or company name.
A national trademark application concerns a particular mark and the listed products or services. Mexico’s direct national route uses separate applications for separate classes. Ask for the filing plan and quote to identify each mark and class clearly.
A word mark, a logo and a combined design are different filing choices. Provide the version you actually intend to use and describe any Spanish adaptation before preparation begins.
Document requirements depend on the case. Ask for the instructions before signing an authorization; a general statement that no information or documents are needed would be misleading.
The Federal Law for the Protection of Industrial Property governs the procedure. Publication of the application opens a one-month opposition period; formal and substantive examination follow the statutory sequence. Publication is not a certificate of registration.

IMPI’s current federal service card states a five-month response time. This is an official service target, not a guaranteed completion date.
Request an itemized quote in the intended billing currency. It should separate official charges from professional filing assistance and explain whether search, responses to objections, opposition work and later maintenance are included.
The same service card lists MXN 3,126.41 for the national application. Confirm the amount in IMPI’s payment system before filing because official fees can change. Do not treat an old US-dollar conversion as the government tariff.
An additional class means additional filing work and charges. A discounted professional price does not itself mean that IMPI charges a lower official fee for that class.
Overseas businesses can seek Mexican trademark protection. Bonamark can coordinate the Spanish-language national filing and representation requirements. Applicants using an international route should have its requirements assessed separately.
IMPI is the Mexican trademark authority; using its online services does not imply an exclusive partnership or official endorsement of a private service provider.
Under the current law, a registration remains valid for ten years from the date IMPI grants it. It can be renewed. For an older registration, check the certificate and the rules that applied when it was granted.
For registrations subject to the third-anniversary declaration requirement, the declaration of real and effective use is due within the three months after the third anniversary of grant. Renewal also involves use requirements. This is not a recurring filing every three years. See IMPI’s declaration-of-use guidance.
For a practical preparation sequence, read how to register a trademark in Mexico.
The filing acknowledgment, examination and grant are different milestones. Confirm the expected timing for your application without treating it as guaranteed. A search can inform the decision, but cannot promise that objections or opposition will be avoided.
If you need a marketplace verification step, discuss its current requirements separately from the trademark application. Registration support should not be presented as a guaranteed marketplace acceptance date.
IMPI is the Instituto Mexicano de la Propiedad Industrial, the authority responsible for Mexican trademark applications and registrations.
Yes. The law provides a one-month period for opposition after publication takes effect. Publication does not mean that the application is already approved.
For registrations subject to this obligation, file within the three months after the third anniversary of grant. It is not due at any time during the first three years.
The current written quote defines the included professional work and official charges. Search, contested proceedings and later maintenance should be identified separately where applicable.