Algeria: Filing Requirements

Powers of Attorney for Algeria should be completed in the name of the following signatory: Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property-TMP Agents, 175 Karim Balqassim Street, Algiers, Algeria

1.A simply signed power of attorney for each application.

2.A printing block not exceeding 9 centimetres and fifteen prints of the mark.

3.The list of the goods to be covered by the application.

4.The number and date of home registration, if any.

5.The name, address, nationality, and profession or nature of business of the applicant.

6.A certified copy of the priority document must be submitted within a period of six months in case it is claimed.

1.A simply signed power of attorney for each application.

2.A printing block not exceeding 9 centimetres and fifteen prints of the mark.

3.The number and date of the regsitered trademark/service mark.

4.The name, address, and nationality of the applicant.

1.A simply signed power of attorney for each application.

2.The name, address, nationality, and profession or nature of business of the applicant and the inventor.

3.A simply signed deed of assignment if the applicant is not the inventor.

4.A summary of the invention in French and Arabic (about 100 words)

5.Three copies of the specification and claims in French and Arabic .

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

7.A certified copy of the priority document for a convention application.

1.A simply signed power of attorney for each application.

2.Six identical copies of representations of the design or two specimens of the actual design. Pictures of the design are requested instead of the short description of the design.

3.A certified copy of the priority document for a convention application to be lodged within six months from the filing date.

1. A simply signed power of attorney for each application. (if we are not the agents on record)

2.The number and date of filing of the patent/ design.

3. The name, address, and nationality of the applicant. Assignment Applications

1. A simply signed power of attorney by the assignee.

2.A duly legalized deed of assignment signed by the assignor and the assignee.

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

4.The number and date of registered trademark/service mark.

1.A simply signed power of attorney by the licensee.

2.A legalized license agreement executed by both parties.

3.The name, address, nationality, and profession or nature of business of the licensee.

1.A simply signed power of attorney.

2.A legalized certificate of the change of name or address.

3.The number and date of regsitered trademark/service mark.

1.A simply signed power of attorney.

2.Three copies of the work.

3.Alegalized copy of Deed of Assignment if applicant is not the author.

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