Madrid Protocol International Application (MM2) MM2
An international application through the Madrid System can designate selected members; each designated office decides protection under its own law.
Who
Thai applicants with a Thai trademark application or registration (basic mark)
Costs
Service fees on request; confirm current official charges with the receiving authority
Timeline
Timing depends on the application and the receiving authority’s review
Authority
DIP (Office of Origin) → WIPO International Bureau
Legal Basis
Madrid Protocol (1989); Thailand acceded 7 Nov 2017; Trademark Act amended 2559
Eligibility
- Basic mark filed/registered in Thailand
- Same owner
- Same goods/services or narrower
Required Documents
- Basic mark certificate or application number
- MM2 form
- List of designated countries
- Goods/services aligned with Nice Classification
- POA
Procedure
- Review the basic mark and desired designations
- File through the applicable office of origin
- WIPO checks international formalities
- Each designated office examines protection under its own law
Fee Structure
Costs vary by selected countries and classes; compare the current WIPO fee calculation with national routes before filing.
Cross-Border Notes
Check the international registration's dependency on its basic mark and the consequences of any change with the current WIPO guidance before filing.
Related Services
Ask our team to assess the search, filing or power-of-attorney work required. Certification steps depend on the receiving authority.
Post-Service Policy
The scope of corrections and any applicable fees are set out for the individual matter. The receiving authority decides the application outcome.
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What is Madrid Protocol International Application (MM2)?
Madrid Protocol International Application (MM2) — An international application through the Madrid System can designate selected members; each designated office decides protection under its own law.
Who is this for?
Thai applicants with a Thai trademark application or registration (basic mark)
Fees and timeline?
Service fees on request; confirm current official charges with the receiving authority; Timing depends on the application and the receiving authority’s review
Legal basis?
Madrid Protocol (1989); Thailand acceded 7 Nov 2017; Trademark Act amended 2559
Issuing authority?
DIP (Office of Origin) → WIPO International Bureau
Required documents?
Basic mark certificate or application number; MM2 form; List of designated countries; Goods/services aligned with Nice Classification; POA
Procedure steps?
Review the basic mark and desired designations; File through the applicable office of origin; WIPO checks international formalities; Each designated office examines protection under its own law
How are fees structured?
Costs vary by selected countries and classes; compare the current WIPO fee calculation with national routes before filing.
Cross-border notes?
Check the international registration's dependency on its basic mark and the consequences of any change with the current WIPO guidance before filing.
What if an application is refused?
Review the authority's reasons before assessing corrections and applicable fees for the individual case.