On what bases can a foreign applicant file an application for registration?
Use in interstate commerce or commerce between the United States and a foreign country. Bona fide or good faith intention to use the mark in interstate commerce or commerce between the United States and a foreign country. Ownership of an application filed in a foreign country (if within six months of the foreign filing date). Ownership of a foreign registration (with a certified copy).
1. Use in interstate commerce or commerce between the United States and a foreign country. 2. Bona fide or good faith intention to use the mark in interstate commerce or commerce between the United States and a foreign country. 3. Ownership of an application filed in a foreign country (if within six months of the foreign filing date). 4. Ownership of a foreign registration (with a certified copy).
1. Use in interstate commerce or commerce between the United States and a foreign country. 2. Bona fide or good faith intention to use the mark in interstate commerce or commerce between the United States and a foreign country. 3. Ownership of an application filed in a foreign country (if within six months of the foreign filing date). 4. Ownership of a foreign registration (with a copy). 5. Extension of protection of an international registration to the United States under the Madrid Protocol, pursuant to section 66(a) of the Trademark Act. See TMEP Chapter 1900 for further information about the Madrid Protocol.
