The short answer

Trademark registration in Bangladesh has seven stages: search, filing, examination, publication, opposition, registration, renewal. You act at filing, in reply to objections, and at renewal. The DPDT acts in between. Registration is valid for 7 years from the filing or priority date, then renewable for 10 years each time.

7
Stages
2 months
Opposition
12–24 mo
Total time
7 + 10
Years

Who does what at each stage

StageYouThe DPDT
1 SearchRequest a search (optional)Reports similar marks
2 FilingFile Form TM-1 with the mark, class and POARecords the filing date
3 ExaminationAnswer objections or request a hearingChecks absolute and relative grounds
4 PublicationPay the publication feePublishes in the Journal
5 OppositionDefend if opposedHears both sides
6 RegistrationPay the registration feeIssues the certificate
7 RenewalRenew before expiryRecords the renewal

Keep the process moving

  • Search first to cut the risk of an objection
  • Reply to every notice within the deadline
  • Appoint a local agent if you are abroad
  • Diarise the renewal date from the filing date

See the complete registration guide for fees and legal detail.

Registration process questions

How many stages are there?

Seven, from search to renewal.

Who can oppose?

Any third party, within 2 months of publication.

How long is registration valid?

7 years from the filing or priority date, then 10-year renewals.

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Law and fees checked October 2026. General information, not legal advice. Written by the IP team at SUPREMEiP®.

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