Protect Your Brand with Trademark Registration
Don't let competitors steal your business name, logo, or slogan. We provide end-to-end trademark registration services with the Nigerian Commercial Law Department to legally protect your intellectual property.
Why Register Your Trademark?
Registering your company with the CAC does NOT give you exclusive rights to your logo or product name. Only a Trademark Registration provides full legal ownership of your brand identity in Nigeria.
Stop Copycats
Legally force competitors to stop using names, logos, or slogans that look or sound like yours.
Brand Valuation
A registered trademark is a business asset. It increases the valuation of your company for investors.
Legal Ownership
Gain the exclusive right to use your brand name nationwide, and license it to franchises if you choose to expand.
The 3-Step Registration Process
Trademark registration in Nigeria is a multi-stage legal process. We handle the entire journey from search to certification.
Clearance Search
We search the national registry to ensure your name or logo isn't already taken or too similar to an existing brand.
Acceptance Letter
We file the application and secure the formal Acceptance Letter, granting you initial protection to use the TM symbol.
Final Certificate
After the mandatory publication period, we obtain your final Trademark Certificate, valid for 7 years.
Secure Your Brand Today
If you don't register your trademark, someone else will. Protect the business you've worked so hard to build.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is CAC Registration the same as a Trademark?
No. CAC registers your business entity. Trademark registration protects your brand name, logo, or slogan from being copied by competitors.
How long does Trademark registration take?
You will get an Acceptance Letter within a few weeks, which gives you initial protection. The final certificate takes several months due to the mandatory publication and opposition period.
How long is the trademark valid?
A registered trademark in Nigeria is initially valid for 7 years and can be renewed indefinitely for subsequent periods of 14 years.