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    IPA trademark 7.-registration-process — IP Australia Trade Marks Manual of Practice and Procedure – Part 39.7. Registration process

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    Trade Marks Act 1995 Trade Mark Regulations 1995 7.1 General details of registration process 7 .1.1 The certificate of registration and standard notice is generated. 7.1.2 If errors by IP Australia are found on the original certificate of registration, a new certificate can be produced ad hoc. 7.1.3 Requests for copies of the registration certificate may be purchased for a fee. 7.1.4 New certificates are provided automatically where registrations are linked. 7.1.5 A new certificate may also be provided when a trade mark is assigned, transmitted or amended, if requested. A new certificate is automatically provided for the new trade mark created after partial assignment/transmission. Part 45 Certified Copies 7.2 Preparation of the certificate of registration 7.2.1 Where a trade mark appears in colour, it will be printed in colour. 7.2.2 The certificate is then dispatched to the registered owner's address for service with a standard notice. Private applicants also receive an information sheet.

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