Received a provisional refusal from Indonesia’s DGIP? Don’t worry, it isn’t the end of the road! Our Trademark Experts will assess the refusal, prepare your response, and handle the entire submission process for you.


DGIP may identify concerns with your trademark application based on Indonesian trademark law or other grounds for refusal.

A local company or an existing trademark holder in Indonesia believes your trademark is too similar to theirs, or infringes on their rights.


If your response successfully addresses the examiner's objections, your trademark application may proceed to the next stage of registration.

If your response does not address the examiner's objections, you may need to appeal the decision or consider refiling your trademark application with adjustments.

Keep in mind :
The outcome of your trademark application depends on the quality of your response. It’s not something to leave to chance.
A strong response requires more than simply answering the refusal. Our experienced Trademark Experts can help you:

Identify the reasons behind the refusal and determine the right approach for your response.

We prepare a well-supported response based on relevant information, evidence, and applicable trademark regulations.

Address the refusal early and potentially avoid the time and expense of more complex legal proceedings.

Send us your trademark details and the provisional refusal issued by DGIP.

Our experts analyze the refusal, prepare your response, and manage the submission process before DGIP.
From legal assessment to drafting and official filing, we handle the process for you.


What’s Included:
5 Business-Day Service
Get your response prepared within 5 business days.
Refusal Grounds Assessment
Our Trademark Experts assess the grounds behind your provisional refusal.
Response Drafting
We prepare a well-supported response addressing the examiner’s objections.
Official Submission
We handle the submission of your response through your client account.
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