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Designs
1.
How do I renew the registration of my design?
You should file
Form D8
and pay the prescribed fee to renew the design.
2.
How do I find out about designs that have been registered?
You may use the Designs eSearch to search for registered and published designs in Singapore. Alternatively, registered designs are published monthly in the Designs
eJournal
.
You may also wish to check the designs database of other countries.
3.
What do I need if I wish to claim priority from a previous overseas application?
If you wish to claim priority, the claim has to be made at the point of filing the application. Priority documents and their translations (if applicable) will only need to be furnished if they are requested for by the Registry.
4.
What happens if the renewal fee is not paid on time?
The renewal application can be lodged, at its earliest, six months before the design's renewal date is due. If you miss the renewal date, you can still lodge the renewal application within six months after the renewal date, but the prescribed late fee will apply. If you do not submit a renewal application within these dates, your design registration will lapse.
5.
How do I apply for design registration?
You have to file Form D3 together with the prescribed fee. A list of the prescribed fee and forms is available
here
. Foreign applicants are required to provide an address for service in Singapore when filling up Form D3.
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