HOW WE HELP
International Protection support
01
Choose your priority countries
Identify the countries you sell in or plan to enter, the mark you use, and the goods or services involved. This gives the review a practical focus before a filing route is selected.
02
Compare available filing routes
Direct national applications and, for eligible applicants, the Madrid Protocol can provide different routes. A U.S.-origin Madrid application requires an appropriate U.S. basic application or registration, and each designated office examines protection under its own rules.
03
Confirm the country-specific work
Review foreign search needs, filing charges, translations, and any local professional involvement with the quote. An international registration does not mean every designated country has granted protection.