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Visual matching against published device and label artwork across Nepal's trademark bulletin. The self-serve matcher is still in development — so in the meantime our team runs a free conflict check on your mark by hand, screening the same 71,000+ published records for identical wording, sound-alikes, class overlap and the device marks that print your words.

  1. 1Send us your mark
  2. 2We screen the register
  3. 3Get a written opinion

Visual matching is still in development

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Send us the mark and we screen 71,000+ published Nepalese trademark records by hand — the same register our free word search runs on, read by a person instead of a text matcher.

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What the check covers

The same screening as our pre-filing service, at no cost.

  • Identical word marks and the closest sound-alikes, in both Devanagari and Latin
  • Class overlap against the Section 18(1) refusal risk
  • Device and label marks whose printed wording sits close to yours
  • A plain-English view of which hits actually matter before you file

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Neither this page nor the free conflict check is a legal opinion. Refusals under Section 18(1) of the Patent, Design and Trade Mark Act, 2022 (1965) also turn on distinctiveness, goods and prior rights.