Official origin
The starting point is always the record published by official intellectual property offices and public company registries. We do not rely on backroom information or data without provenance.
Every number, status and deadline shown on the platform starts from official public records. Here we explain the principles that govern how that data reaches you.
Principles
The starting point is always the record published by official intellectual property offices and public company registries. We do not rely on backroom information or data without provenance.
We bring together records from Brazil and dozens of jurisdictions in a single structure, so looking up a trademark, patent or owner does not require knowing each database separately.
The data follows each office's publication rhythm. When a new official edition is released, it is incorporated and reflected in searches, alerts and reports.
We do not overwrite the past. Office actions, status changes and ownership changes are kept on a timeline, so you can reconstruct how a record reached its current situation.
Each record keeps the official number assigned by the originating office. That identifier lets you verify any information directly at the primary source.
We standardize names, classes and statuses, fix known inconsistencies and run automated checks on the result before it reaches the platform.
Transparency
We clearly distinguish what is information published by the official office from what is a reading produced by TrademarkIQ.
Official record
TrademarkIQ analysis
Limits
Official data has a natural lag between the legal act and its publication, and may contain errors at the source. When a relevant limitation affects a piece of information, it should be weighed in the decision.
We therefore recommend confirming at the primary source any data that supports a filing, litigation or investment decision, and we treat any discrepancy you report as a priority.
FAQ
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