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Trademark Search Tool — Pakistan

Trademark Search Tool — Pakistan

Build smart search queries and quickly check the IPO Pakistan database. This helper generates variations (spelling, phonetic, transliteration) and prepares class suggestions — use it before filing a trademark application.

Open IPO Trademark Search

How to use

  1. Enter your mark and choose options (exact, plurals, phonetic, transliteration).
  2. Click Generate Search Queries to see suggested queries.
  3. Copy the queries and paste them into IPO Pakistan search (or click "Open IPO Trademark Search").
  4. Check exact matches, similar words, transliterations and device/logo records in the same class.

Classification quick reference

SectorTypical Nice Class
Clothing & apparel25
Mobile apps & software9 / 42
Online marketplaces & advertising35
Food & beverages30 / 29
Financial services & fintech36

Common pitfalls

  • Searching only exact spelling — also search variations and phonetics.
  • Ignoring different scripts — check Urdu transliterations where relevant.
  • Missing logo/device searches — logos can conflict even if words differ.
  • Assuming domain availability equals trademark availability.
Important: This tool assists search preparation only. It does not replace a professional clearance search or legal advice. For risk assessment, oppositions, or responding to objections consult a trademark attorney or the IPO Pakistan.

Quick checklist before filing

  • Conducted word and logo search (exact & similar)
  • Checked relevant classes and related classes
  • Saved screenshots of search results (application/registration numbers)
  • Prepared clear logo files (PNG/JPEG) and class descriptions

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