Canada Trademark Registration for Amazon

Registering your brand with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) is the first step to Brand Registry in this market.

How do I register a trademark in Canada for Amazon Brand Registry?

File with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) in the classes that cover your products, using the exact brand name shown on your products and packaging. Canadian applications can take a long time to examine, so plan ahead. Once the application is filed, check whether Amazon accepts it at the pending stage for Brand Registry, or wait for registration.

How it works here

Canada has its own filing requirements and classification practice.

If Amazon.ca is part of your plan, a Canadian registration is worth sequencing alongside your US filing.

What we do

Trademark search and conflict check before filing
Class and wording selection for your products
Coordination with a licensed attorney for the filing
Tracking the application and responding to office actions
Enrolling in Amazon Brand Registry once eligible
Planning protection in your next markets

How we start

1. Search

Is the mark available in your classes?

2. File

Prepare and submit through counsel.

3. Enrol

Brand Registry and enforcement tools.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take?

It varies by office and by whether there are objections. We will give you a realistic range after the search.

What does it cost?

Government fees and attorney fees both apply and change over time. We will quote current figures once we know your classes.

Is this legal advice?

This page is general information, not legal advice. Filing is handled with licensed attorneys, and we verify current Brand Registry eligibility before you spend money on an application.

Other countries

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