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Country guide · Updated October 2026

Trademark registration in Grenada

Who registers trademarks in Grenada, what it costs, how long it takes and what foreign owners need — with links to the official sources and IP firms that can file for you.

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Quick answer

Trademarks in Grenada are registered with the Corporate Affairs and Intellectual Property Office (CAIPO); the official application fee is XCD 250 for one class, and third parties can oppose within 1 month from publication (Regulation 19). A registration lasts 10 years from the filing date and can be renewed. Grenada can be designated through the Madrid System.

Checked against official sources on 11 October 2026 · see sources

Office
CAIPO
Official fee
XCD 250
Madrid Protocol
Member since 2026
Opposition
1 month from publication (Regulation 19(1)); ex…
Protection
10 years from filing date
Multi-class filing
Allowed

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Official fees in Grenada

Official feeAmount
Application (first class)XCD 250
Application, each additional classXCD 60
Publication, word mark (single class)
Plus XCD 200 per additional class; combined marks XCD 225 + 150 per extra class; logo/device marks XCD 250 + 125 per extra class		XCD 200
Registration certificate (1–4 classes)
Rises in bands to XCD 500 for 21 or more classes		XCD 200
Renewal (single class)
Plus XCD 30 per additional class		XCD 125
Late renewal surcharge (per class, per month after expiry)XCD 35
Notice of oppositionXCD 225

Official office fees only (schedule as of 2012-06). Official fee schedule. Professional fees of a local firm are extra — compare fixed-fee packages.

How to register a trademark in Grenada

  1. Appoint a Grenada agent or attorney-at-law if the applicant lives or is based outside Grenada.
  2. File the application with CAIPO in English, listing goods or services under the applicable Nice class(es).
  3. File the authorisation of agent (Form 6) with the application or within two months of filing.
  4. The Registrar examines the application and, if satisfied, accepts it.
  5. The accepted application is published in the Gazette, and third parties have one month to oppose.
  6. If there is no successful opposition, pay the publication and registration certificate fees and the mark is registered.

Examination, publication and opposition

  • Examination: The Registrar examines the application before acceptance; no official examination time frame was found.
  • Publication: Official Gazette (the Act also allows publication in an intellectual property journal)
  • Opposition period: 1 month from publication (Regulation 19(1)); extensions available on payment of a per-month fee

Protection, renewal and use

  • Term: 10 years from the filing date, renewable.
  • Late renewal: 6 months for late payment of the renewal fee, with a surcharge of XCD 35 per class per month
  • Use requirement: a registration can be challenged after 3 years of non-use.

Filing from abroad

  • Local agent: Applicants whose ordinary residence or principal place of business is outside Grenada must be represented by an agent or attorney-at-law (Trademarks Act s.22).
  • Power of attorney: Authorisation of agent on Form 6 signed by the applicant; may be filed with the application or within two months of filing. No notarisation or legalisation requirement appears in the Regulations.
  • Language: English; documents in another language must be accompanied by an English translation

Firms on TrademarksHub that cover Grenada can act as your local agent — see firms.

Madrid Protocol

Grenada is a member of the Madrid System (in force since 2026). You can designate it in an international application filed through your home office, or file a national application directly. A local firm can advise which route is cheaper for your classes and timeline.

Trademark classes

Nice Classification (International Classification), 45 classes. One application can cover several classes. Not sure which classes you need? See all 45 classes or classes by business type.

How Grenada compares

  • Opposition: 1 month from publication (Regulation 19(1)); extensions available on payment of a per-month fee — compare all countries
  • Renewal: every 10 years; grace period 6 months for late payment of the renewal fee, with a surcharge of XCD 35 per class per month — compare all countries
  • Foreign owners: required — rules in every country

Guides: registering in any country · costs by country · Madrid

Good to know in Grenada

  • Grenada became a Madrid System member with the Protocol in force from 15 March 2026, so marks can now be extended to Grenada through an international registration.
  • A registration can be removed for non-use if the mark has not been used for a continuous period of 3 years or longer.
  • Publication fees vary by mark type (word, combined, or logo/device) and number of classes.
  • The 10-year term runs from the filing date, not the registration date.

Questions

Is Grenada part of the Madrid Protocol?
Yes. Grenada deposited its accession on 15 December 2025 and the Madrid Protocol entered into force for Grenada on 15 March 2026.
How much does it cost to register a trademark in Grenada?
Under the 2012 Trademarks Regulations the application fee is XCD 250 for the first class and XCD 60 for each additional class, with separate publication and registration certificate fees.
Do foreign companies need an agent to register a trademark in Grenada?
Yes. Applicants based outside Grenada must be represented by an agent or attorney-at-law.
How long does a Grenada trademark last?
Ten years from the filing date, renewable for further 10-year periods, with a 6-month grace period for late renewal on payment of a surcharge.
How long is the opposition period in Grenada?
One month from publication of the accepted application in the Gazette.