Free Trademark Consultation

You do not need a complete filing package for the first consultation.

If available, share the brand name or logo, the goods or services offered, the countries or regions where the mark will be used, and whether the brand is already trading or publicly visible.

These basics help us identify likely classes, possible filing directions, and whether a more detailed search is appropriate.

Yes.

A trademark applicant does not have to be a company. An individual may also apply.

A brand that is still in development can begin planning its trademark. If a company may own the brand later, consider early whether the rights should ultimately sit with the individual or the company.

A search is not a legal condition for submitting an application, but it is usually sensible before filing and before major spending on signs, packaging, or marketing.

A pre-filing search can identify identical or similar earlier marks and help the brand decide whether to proceed, adjust the name, or revise the filing strategy.

A clearance result is not the same as the Taiwan Intellectual Property Office's formal examination decision.

Trademark costs generally include government fees and professional service fees.

The total depends on the number of marks, the number of classes, and the goods or services listed. Registration-stage fees also arise after approval.

See the full fee guide for a clearer breakdown.

A Taiwan application must be examined by the Taiwan Intellectual Property Office, and timing varies with the facts and examination status.

Amendments, responses to preliminary refusals, or other procedures can extend the overall timeline.

Plan early if the brand has a store opening, product launch, fundraising, or overseas expansion deadline.

Yes.

A filing plan can be built around the target countries or regions, the brand's stage of development, and the relevant goods or services.

Trademark systems differ across markets, so tell us which countries or regions the brand expects to enter.

Yes.

Pulo primarily provides online and appointment-based consultations, so an in-person office visit is not required to begin.

You can ask an initial question even if you only have a brand name and are still unsure about classification, registrability, or the next step.