New extension of mandatory quarantine to curb COVID-19. ARPTO extends deadlines until August 2, 2020
The quarantine, in effect from March 20th, has been extended until August 2nd.
On the other hand, the National Institute of Industrial Property (ARPTO) extended the suspension of all deadlines that were in effect as of March 12th until August 2nd, 2020. The ARPTO will have its online filing system open and active for any filings.
During this time our office will operate remotely and we will be able to assist you without interruptions.
New extension of mandatory quarantine to curb COVID-19. ARPTO extends deadlines until July 17, 2020
The quarantine, in effect from March 20th, has been extended until July 17th. In addition, the Supreme Court of Justice has decreed a judicial recess until that date.
On the other hand, the National Institute of Industrial Property (ARPTO) extended the suspension of all deadlines that were in effect as of March 12th until July 17th, 2020. The ARPTO will have its online filing system open and active for any filings.
During this time our office will operate remotely and we will be able to assist you without interruptions.
New extension of mandatory quarantine to curb COVID-19. ARPTO extends deadlines until June 28, 2020
The quarantine, in effect from March 20th, has been extended until June 28th. In addition, the Supreme Court of Justice has decreed a judicial recess until that date.
On the other hand, the National Institute of Industrial Property (ARPTO) extended the suspension of all deadlines that were in effect as of March 12th until June 28th, 2020. The ARPTO will have its online filing system open and active for any filings.
During this time our office will operate remotely and we will be able to assist you without interruptions.
New extension of mandatory quarantine to curb COVID-19. ARPTO extends deadlines until June 7, 2020
The quarantine, in effect from March 20th, has been extended until June 7th. In addition, the Supreme Court of Justice has decreed a judicial recess until that date.
On the other hand, the National Institute of Industrial Property (ARPTO) extended the suspension of all deadlines that were in effect as of March 12th until June 7th, 2020. The ARPTO will have its online filing system open and active for any filings.
During this time our office will operate remotely and we will be able to assist you without interruptions.
New extension of mandatory quarantine to curb COVID-19. ARPTO extends deadlines until May 24, 2020
The quarantine, in effect from March 20th, has been extended until May 24th. In addition, the Supreme Court of Justice has decreed a judicial recess until that date.
On the other hand, the National Institute of Industrial Property (ARPTO) extended the suspension of all deadlines that were in effect as of March 26th until May 24th, 2020. The ARPTO will have its online filing system open and active for any filings.
During this time our office will operate remotely and we will be able to assist you without interruptions.
New extension of mandatory quarantine to curb COVID-19. ARPTO extends deadlines until May 10, 2020
The quarantine, in effect from March 20th, has been extended until May 10th. In addition, the Supreme Court of Justice has decreed a judicial recess until that date.
On the other hand, the National Institute of Industrial Property (ARPTO) extended the suspension of all deadlines that were in effect as of March 26th until May 10th, 2020. The ARPTO will have its online filing system open and active for any filings.
During this time our office will operate remotely and we will be able to assist you without interruptions.
New extension of mandatory quarantine to curb COVID-19. ARPTO extends deadlines until April 26, 2020
The quarantine, in effect from March 20th, has been extended until April 26th. In addition, the Supreme Court of Justice has decreed a judicial recess until that date.
On the other hand, on April 13th, 2020 the National Institute of Industrial Property (ARPTO) extended the suspension of all deadlines that were in effect as of March 26th until April 26th, 2020. The ARPTO will have its online filing system open and active for any filings.
During this time our office will operate remotely and we will be able to assist you without interruptions.
Argentina Govt. extends mandatory quarantine to curb COVID-19. ARPTO extends deadlines until April 12, 2020
The quarantine, in effect from March 20th, has been extended until April 12th. In addition, the Supreme Court of Justice has decreed a judicial recess until that date.
On the other hand, on April 2nd, 2020 the National Institute of Industrial Property (ARPTO) extended the suspension of all deadlines that were in effect as of March 12th until April 12th, 2020. The ARPTO will have its online filing system open and active for any filings.
During this time our office will operate remotely and we will be able to assist you without interruptions.
Argentina Govt. decrees mandatory quarantine to curb COVID-19. ARPTO extends deadlines until April 03, 2020
The quarantine, which restricts people to their homes, will be in effect from March 20th until March 31st. In addition, the Supreme Court of Justice has decreed a judicial recess until that date.
On the other hand, on March 17th, 2020 the National Institute of Industrial Property (ARPTO) issued Resolution No. 16/2020 suspending all deadlines that were in effect as of March 12th until April 3, 2020. The ARPTO will have its online filing system open and active for any filings.
During this time our office will operate remotely and we will be able to assist you without interruptions.
“All the goods/services in the class” no longer allowed as specification for new trademark applications
By means of Resolution No. 288/2019, the president of the National Institute of Industrial Property has resolved that, from November 15th, 2019, new trademark applications specifying “all the goods/services in the class” or similar will no longer be allowed and the application will be rejected altogether.
Therefore, from that date on, applicants filing new trademark applications in Argentina will have to specify the goods and/or services for which they seek trademark protection.
As for the grounds of this resolution, it is indicated that “the individual selection of goods or services facilitates competition in the market since it prevents the applicant from taking up protection over all the goods or services in a class, which in many cases are not used in commerce.”
Please do not hesitate to contact us should you require further information about this matter.