Jordan: Filing Requirements in Jordan

Powers of Attorney for Jordan should be completed in the name of the following signatory: Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property - TMP Agents P.O.Box 921100,Amman 11192, Jordan

1.A power of attorney legalized up to the Jordanian Consulate. (Applications can be filed with a copy of the notarized power of attorney provided that the legalized original will follow within one month as from the filing date).

2.Fifteen prints of the trademark for each class of goods.

3.The name, nationality, address and occupation of the applicant.

4. A list of the goods and the corresponding classes to be covered by the application.

1.A power of attorney legalized up to the Jordanian Consulate in case we are not already in possession of a legalized one.

2.The trademark number and class.

1.A power of attorney legalized up to the Jordanian Consulate. (Applications can be filed with a copy of the notarized power of attorney provided that the legalized original will follow within three months as from the filing date).

2.A legalized Patent Form No. 1 sworn and signed by the inventor(s) as applicant(s), or jointly by the inventor(s) with other person(s) as applicants. (Applications can be filed with a copy of the notarized form provided that the legalized original will follow within one month as from the filing date). In case of claiming priority, the Form should be signed by the applicant in the home country or by his successor.

3.Three copies of the specification and claims in English and Arabic.

4.Three sets of the formal drawings, if any.

5.A certified copy of the home application or registration or a certified priority document, if priority is to be claimed. (The patent number and first filing date has to be available upon filing and the original documents must be submitted within three months).

1.A power of attorney legalized up to the Jordanian Consulate.

2.Three sets of specimens or representations of the design.

3.The name, address, nationality and business of the applicant.

4.The class(es) in which the design is to be registered.

5.The article(s) covered by the design and the material used in producing these items.

6.A Declaration of Novelty, specifying the novel aspects of the design.

7.A description of the design pointing out its novel aspects.

1.A power of attorney signed by the assignee and legalized up to the Jordanian Consulate.

2.A legalized assignment deed signed by both assignor and assignee. The assignment deed must include the assignment of goodwill of the business concern for trademarks.

3.Name, address, nationality, and profession or nature of business of the assignee.

1.A power of attorney legalized up to the Jordanian Consulate in the new name and /address

2.A certified and legalized copy of the change of name certificate issued by the home registry.

3.The number of the trademarks, patents, or designs.

-For written material:

1.A power of attorney legalized up to the Jordanian Consulate.

2.Four copies of the work.

-For other copyrightable works:

1.A power of attorney legalized up to the Jordanian Consulate.

2.Two copies of the work.

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