Some nations require that a trademark be registered in its home country before it can be registered in a foreign country.

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This is known as the "home country" or "priority" rule, which means that a trademark must be registered in its country of origin before it can be registered in other countries. This is part of the international trademark registration process, also known as the Madrid System.

Some Nations Require That a Trademark Be Registered in Its