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International application using Madrid Application Assistant (MAA)
Protocol enters into force in Jamaica on March 27, local clients can file international applications using the Madrid Application Assistant (MAA). 
 
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https://efiling.madrid.
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MADRID PROTOCOL GUIDE FOR JAMAICA

Please click on the below for information to using WIPO Madrid Protocol for Trademarks:

https://internationalipcooperation.eu
/sites/default/files/arise-docs/2022/
CarIPI-2021_Jamaica_Final.pdf


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The Jamaica Intellectual Property Office is dedicated to providing intellectual property (IP) services with professionalism, transparency and a commitment to quality. This provision will contribute to the economic development of Jamaica through IP rights promotion and registration. The office will comply with all statutory requirements and is committed to continuous improvement of the Quality Management System through staff development.
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White House IP Advisory Committees Elevates IP Enforcement To Highest Level

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US President Barack Obama this week used an executive order to create two government advisory committees on intellectual property rights enforcement.

The committees put IP rights at the highest interagency level possible and have the stated aim of promoting innovation through the protection of such rights.

The two committees are aimed at enforcement, one of them a senior committee consisting of the cabinet-level heads of nine major departments of government such as Treasury, Commerce, Justice, Agriculture and Trade.

The second committee consists of agencies directly involved in IP enforcement, including the US Patent and Trademark Office, Department of Homeland Security, State Department, and Health and Human Services.

Both committees will be headed by US IP Enforcement Coordinator Victoria Espinel, who issued her first annual report this week....Full Story: New White House IP Advisory Committees Elevates IP Enforcement To Highest Level

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