SAINT ISLAND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY GROUP

An assignment recordal can be conducted against a pending trademark application or registration.  As for licensing recordals, they can be conducted only after the relevant trademark applications have matured into registrations.

(1)    a Deed of Assignment co-signed by the Assignor and the Assignee; and 
(2)    an executed Power of Attorney from the Assignee.  

Photocopies of the documents would suffice; neither notarization nor legalization is required. 
 

(1)a License Agreement co-signed by the Licensor and the Licensee, indicating the registration number(s) and goods/services designated by the licensed mark(s);
(2)an executed Power of Attorney from the licensor; and 
(3)an executed Power of Attorney from the licensee. 

Photocopies of the documents would suffice; neither notarization nor legalization is required.
 

(1)a certificate of name change issued by a competent authority; and 
(2)an executed Power of Attorney with the new name indicated. 

Photocopies of the documents would suffice; neither notarization nor legalization is required. 
 

The only document required is a photocopy of an executed Power of Attorney with the new address indicated; neither notarization nor legalization is required.