Madrid Agreement: Yes
Paris Union: Yes
Goods and services
Certification marks
Defensive marks
The International Classification of Goods and Services (Nice Classification) is applied.
Particulars of Applicant (name, address and nationality)
Simply signed Power of Attorney
Representation of the mark
List of goods and / or services
Certified copy of the priority document. (Namibia is a member of the Paris Convention, but the substantive law has not been amended to allow priority claims. Foreign applicants often claim priority, in case priority rights are recognised)
The trade mark is registered 10 years from the filing date
Paris Convention: Yes
PCT: Yes (national phase deadline is 31 months from the priority date)
ARIPO: Yes (see ARIPO requirements for designating Namibia in an ARIPO application)
OAPI: No
Published PCT application or specification, claims and abstract in English (required on day of filing)
Power of Attorney, simply signed (no set deadline)
Assignment of Invention (no set deadline)
Copy of International Search Report and International Preliminary Report on Patentability for national phase applications (no set deadline)