Trademark Monitoring
in Turkey
Professional Trademark Monitoring Service
Proactive Brand Surveillance. Detect and stop infringing applications before they become registered trademarks.
450-USD
year, per trademark
- 24/7 Official Bulletin Watch: Continuous scanning of the bi-monthly Official Industrial Property Bulletins published by TPTO.
- Identical & Similar Mark Detection: Advanced algorithms combined with attorney review to catch not just identical, but confusingly similar variations.
- Timely Risk Reporting: Immediate notification of potential threats within the strict 2-month opposition window.
- Expert Legal Analysis: A dedicated IP attorney reviews every "hit" to filter out irrelevant noise and focus on genuine threats.
- Strategic Action Plan: Recommended roadmap (e.g., Opposition filing) for every detected infringement.
- Monthly Status Reports: Regular updates confirming your brand's safety status.
Why is Trademark Monitoring Essential in Turkey?
Registering your trademark is only the first step. The Turkish Patent and Trademark Office (TPTO) does not automatically refuse new applications that are similar to yours. They rely on you to object.
If a similar mark is published in the Official Bulletin and you miss the 2-month opposition deadline, that mark becomes registered. Canceling it afterwards requires a lengthy and expensive court lawsuit. Monitoring is your early warning system that keeps you out of court and in control.
Secure your brand perimeter in 3 easy steps
Our monitoring service acts as a security guard for your intellectual property, ensuring no unauthorized entry into your market space.
01
Define Your Monitoring Scope
We identify your registered trademarks and define the criteria for surveillance, including specific classes and potential phonetic or visual similarities.
02
Continuous Surveillance
Our team and technology scan every new trademark application published in the Turkish Official Trademark Bulletin (published twice a month).
03
Alert & Action
If a conflicting mark is found, we notify you immediately with an attorney's assessment and a strategy to block the registration via an official Opposition.
Trademark Monitoring FAQ's
No. The TPTO examines applications on absolute grounds but often leaves relative grounds (similarity to prior marks) to be policed by the trademark owners during the publication period.
You have exactly 2 months from the publication date of the confusingly similar trademark in the Official Bulletin to file an opposition. If this window is missed, the mark proceeds to registration.
We will send you an “Alert Report” containing the details of the conflicting application, our legal opinion on the likelihood of confusion, and a quote for filing an official opposition.
No. The monitoring fee covers the surveillance, analysis, and reporting of threats. If legal action (Opposition) is required to stop a detected mark, that is a separate legal service.
While possible to monitor competitors, monitoring is most effective for protecting rights you already have or have applied for. We recommend filing your application first to have legal standing for oppositions.
It is a hybrid approach. We use advanced software to scan thousands of applications, but every potential match is reviewed by a MARQORA IP attorney to ensure you only receive relevant alerts, not false alarms.