Slovenia is a member of the Madrid Protocol. Applications can be filed through the Madrid Protocol or directly through a local attorney in the country. A simply signed power of attorney must be provided. For applications by legal entities, the company stamp is required. 6 images of the mark measuring 8 × 8 cm must be provided. A list of the classes in which the trademark will be used must be provided. If priority is claimed, the priority document must be notarized. A multi-class application system is used. The international Nice Classification applies. The term of protection is 10 years. The trademark can be used indefinitely by renewing it every 10 years. After passing examination, the trademark is published in the official bulletin for 3 months. Third parties may file oppositions during this period. A 5-year use requirement applies, counted from the registration date or the date of last use. If the trademark is not used for 5 years, third parties may bring an action for its cancellation. Renewal must be carried out every 10 years.

International Trademark Registration
Trademark Registration in Slovenia

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Trademark registration in Slovenia
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Filing routes and the equivalent in Türkiye
- International Trademark Registration (Madrid Protocol)Protection in Madrid Protocol member countries with a single application
- International Trademark Registration (Direct National Filing)Direct national application to the country office
- Community TrademarkProtection throughout the European Union with a single registration
- Trademark RegistrationFiling in Türkiye and priority right