Cuban Trademarks

and

Cuban Patents

Legalization of Cuban trademarks and patents

The trademark or patent needs to be authenticated by the US Department of State and Secretary from the state where the business is located before an application for the Cuban trademark or patent can be considered.

The trademark or patent then needs to be translated into Spanish and notarized.

In the case of a sale, transfer or assignment of title and rights from one firm to another, the company shall develop a document explaining the transaction which must also be translated into Spanish and notarized.

Remember that every document must have the appropriate names and signatures of the parties involved and have the correct stamps and/or seals. 

Ask us for a quote to legalize your US trademark or patent in Cuba.

You can also try to deal directly with the Cuban Interests Section in Washington but we can talk with you and guide you through the process.

US and Cuba Trademark Disputes

We are covering the Havana Club rum trademark dispute and the Cohibas brand trademark dispute.