Overview
The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) is responsible for managing the registration of the European Union trade marks and registered Community designs. It provides a centralized registration system for intellectual property rights that are valid in all 27 EU member states. EUIPO plays a crucial role in protecting the intellectual property of businesses and individuals operating within the EU.
Features
EUIPO offers online tools and resources for trademark and design registration, including a database for searching existing trademarks and designs. Users can submit applications, monitor the status of their registrations, and receive support and guidance throughout the process. EUIPO also conducts educational activities and awareness campaigns to promote the importance of intellectual property rights and combat counterfeiting and piracy.