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Designs
1.
Can the Registry of Designs advise me if my design is registrable?
If you have any difficulty ascertaining the registrability of your design or other legal requirements, you should consider seeking professional advice from an agent/lawyer. The Registry of Designs would not be able to provide legal advice to applicants on the registrability of your design.
2.
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.
3.
Do I need a Singapore design registration before I can file an international application?
No, the filing of an international application does not require any prior national application or filing. A design may be filed and protected for the first time at the international level through the Hague Agreement.
4.
Where will my international registration be published?
The international registration is published in the International Designs Bulletin which is an electronic bulletin on WIPO's website. The details of the international registration will not be re-published in the Singapore Designs Journal. The Designs Journal will however list the International Design number of those international registrations that are published in WIPO's Bulletin.
5.
How will I know whether my international application is protected?
If no Notification of Refusal is made by the offices of the designated countries to the International Bureau within six to 12 months from the date of publication, the international registration will enjoy the same protection as a regular national filing in those countries.
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