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Comprehensive Industrial Design Filing Support in Singapore

Brelant offers end-to-end support for Singapore industrial design registration, from eligibility checks and drawings to classification, submission, and certification. Our team ensures your application aligns precisely with IP Singapore’s requirements, avoiding delays and rejections.

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With localized knowledge and global IP experience, we help you file locally or cross-border with ease. Our cost-effective services and attention to detail make us the trusted partner for IP firms and SMEs alike.

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Our 7-Step Process to Seamless Industrial Design Registration

From eligibility checks to certification, Brelant handles every stage with precision. Our streamlined approach ensures compliance and peace of mind.

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Pitfalls to Avoid:

  • Disclosing the design before filing
  • Unclear images or inconsistent views
  • Skipping certification when enforcement is anticipated

Why Brelant for Singapore

  • Local Know‑How + Global Reach
  • Clear, Competitive Pricing
  • Fast Responses & Proactive Updates
  • One Partner for 24+ Countries
Timeline Summary
Stage

Formalities Check

Certification (if needed)

Filing for Registration

Priority Claim (if any)

Timeframe

1-2 months

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2-6 months

Within 6 months

Process Overview

Step 1: Eligibility Check

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New and distinctive design; avoid pre‑filing disclosure.

Step 2: Materials

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High‑quality images (multiple views), applicant details, statement of novelty.

Step 3: File Online

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Submit via IPOS Digital Hub and pay fees.

Step 4: Formalities Check

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Corrections if needed.

Step 5: Registration & Publication

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Receive Certificate of Registration.

Step 6: (Optional) Certification

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Substantive exam for enforceability confidence.

Step 7: Maintain & Renew

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5‑year blocks, up to 15 years total.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does industrial design protection last in Singapore?

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Industrial designs are protected for 5 years and can be renewed once for a total of 10 years.

Can I file internationally after registering in Singapore?

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IP Singapore typically completes formalities checks in about 1–2 months. If there are issues (e.g., unclear images), you'll receive a report and have 2–6 months to respond before the application is withdrawn.

What happens if my application fails the formalities check?

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IP Singapore typically completes formalities checks in about 1–2 months. If there are issues (e.g., unclear images), you'll receive a report and have 2–6 months to respond before the application is withdrawn.

What are the government fees and timelines?

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Filing costs are approximately AUD 200–250 per industrial design. Formalities checks take approximately 8 weeks, with registration typically occurring within 3 months. Certification (optional for enforcement) adds ~13 weeks and costs ~AUD 500.

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