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IP services · Nepal

Register your IP.Protect it afterregistration.

IP Watch Nepal helps businesses and individuals register trademarks, patents and industrial designs in Nepal—and continuously monitor published trademarks for potential conflicts.

  • IP Bulletin monitored
  • Nepali & English matching
  • 90-day window tracked

Proof strip — immediate credibility: our live archive contains 122 bulletins and 71,393 published records.

  • 122 bulletins indexed
  • 71,393 published records
  • 45 Nice classes
  • English + Nepali matching
  • Human-reviewed alerts

Services

Register it.
Watch it.
Keep it protected.

From filing your IP in Nepal to monitoring new trademark publications and keeping registrations up to date, we support the full protection lifecycle.

Why ongoing protection matters

Registration is only the beginning.

Registering a trademark secures an important right, but the trademark landscape keeps changing. New applications continue to be published, renewal dates approach, and ownership details can change over time.

IP Watch Nepal helps you stay on top of what happens after filing—by monitoring new publications, tracking important dates and keeping your IP records current.

New trademark applications are published through Nepal’s Industrial Property Bulletin. If a potentially conflicting mark appears, identifying it early gives you more time to review the situation and decide whether action is appropriate.

Monitoring turns the bulletin from something you have to remember to check into something that is continuously screened for you.

See how Trademark Watch works
IP Watch Nepal monitoring and management workflow

We screen the publications. You review the relevant ones.

When a new bulletin is published, we compare its trademark records against the marks you monitor—looking beyond exact matches to similar wording, pronunciation, transliteration and relevant class overlap.

Potential matches are filtered and reviewed before they reach you, so you receive the information that deserves attention rather than a stream of raw search results.

How Trademark Watch works

45

Nice classes

Monitoring can account for the classes relevant to your goods and services.

90

Days

The opposition period stated in Department of Industry trademark publications.

71K+

Published records indexed

Structured trademark and IP records available for search and monitoring.

When new trademark publications appear, we make sure your monitored marks are checked against them.

What you receive

See the match.
See the deadline.
See why it was flagged.

Each alert brings together the published mark, applicant, class and goods, why it matched your watched trademark, and the relevant publication and deadline information—all in one place. Potential matches are reviewed before they reach you, so you see a focused shortlist rather than raw search results.

Everything you need to review the match quickly.

  • Why it matched — See whether the mark was flagged for similar wording, pronunciation, transliteration, class overlap or another screening signal.

  • What was published — Review the applicant, trademark, application details, class, goods or services and source bulletin.

  • When it matters — See the publication date and the stated opposition deadline together, so the timing is immediately visible.

You decide what happens next. We make sure the relevant information reaches you clearly and on time.

Trademark alert

Industrial Property Bulletin · flagged for review

High relevance
Published mark
HIMALI CHIYA (word + device)
Your watched mark
हिमाली चिया · HIMALI CHIA
Applicant
Sample Traders Pvt. Ltd.
Class / goods
Class 30 — tea, chiura, confectionery
Why flagged
Phonetic match · Devanagari transliteration · same class
Opposition deadline
90 days from publication

Sample alert. Match indicators are screening signals, not a legal opinion.

Review next steps

Every alert is built to reach you while options are still open — see how the watch works.

Built for Nepal’s IP system

Registration and monitoring grounded in Nepal’s IP framework.

Our registration, monitoring and maintenance services are built around the rules, classifications and publications used for intellectual property in Nepal—not a generic global workflow adapted afterward.

Legal framework

Patent, Design and Trade Mark Act, 2022 (1965)

Nepal's principal statutory framework for the registration and administration of patents, industrial designs and trademarks.

Understand the legal framework
Classification

Nice Classification — 45 classes

Trademark applications are organised by the goods and services they cover. Our filing, search and monitoring workflows are class-aware.

Explore the class finder
Publication

Industrial Property Bulletin

Published trademark records are an important part of the registration and monitoring process. We structure bulletin data so relevant marks can be searched and screened more efficiently.

See how the bulletin is screened
Registration authority

Department of Industry

Patent, design and trademark registration in Nepal is administered through the Department of Industry. Our filing and maintenance services are built around that process.

See how filing works

How we work

01

Human review where it matters

Technology helps us search, screen and organise information. Filing details and potential watch matches receive human review before they move forward.

02

Clear about what we provide

Monitoring alerts identify potential matches for review; they are not legal opinions. Registration services follow a defined filing process, with requirements and next steps explained clearly.

03

Independent from government

IP Watch Nepal is an independent service and is not affiliated with or operated by the Department of Industry or any other government body.

04

Deadlines made visible

Important publication, opposition and renewal dates are surfaced clearly so you know when attention may be required.

Curious about the rules behind a specific service? The FAQ answers the common questions.

How trademark watch works

Trademark monitoring that runs quietly in the background.

We screen new trademark publications, review potential matches and send you the relevant details when something deserves your attention.

01

We monitor new publications

Newly published trademark records are screened against the marks you're watching, including wording, pronunciation, transliteration and relevant class information.

02

Potential matches are reviewed

Screening creates a shortlist of possible matches. We review those results before they reach you, helping reduce unnecessary noise.

03

You receive a clear alert

See the published mark, applicant, class, source publication, why it was flagged and the relevant dates—all in one place.

Already registered? Keep watching what comes next.

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