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10 Best Trademark Registration Services in Singapore

A directory of firms for trademark registration in Singapore, covering IPOS filing, trademark searches, patents, designs and international protection.

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Amir Wahab
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Protecting a brand usually starts with trademark registration in Singapore, handled through the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS). Whether you are a startup clearing a name, an SME filing a first mark, or a company managing a global portfolio, the right agent can run searches, file the correct classes and handle objections. The firms below are established Singapore IP practices and trademark specialists; compare a shortlist on scope, experience and written quotes before engaging one.

1. Marks & Clerk Singapore

Marks & Clerk is a full-service IP firm whose Singapore office covers trademark searches, filing and prosecution before IPOS, alongside patents, registered designs and cross-border filings across ASEAN. It also handles portfolio management, brand strategy and anti-counterfeiting enforcement. The firm says it has practised in Singapore since the Patents Act came into force in 1995, and it describes clients ranging from start-ups and SMEs to universities and multinational corporations.

2. Spruson & Ferguson (Singapore)

Spruson & Ferguson runs a long-established Singapore practice spanning trademarks, patents and registered designs, from clearance searches and IPOS filing through to prosecution and international protection. The firm describes itself as the top filer of patents in Singapore by market share and says it has had an established local office for around 30 years. Its stated client base includes local innovators, universities and R&D organisations as well as global brands and large multinationals.

3. Amica Law LLC

Amica Law is a Singapore firm focused specifically on intellectual property and technology, handling trademark filing and portfolio management, patents and designs, IP commercialisation and licensing, and enforcement and litigation. It describes itself as a leading specialist IP and technology practice in Singapore, and says its work spans sectors such as life sciences, fintech, food and beverage, and entertainment. It suits businesses that want registration paired with disputes and commercial capability under one roof.

4. Mirandah Asia (Singapore)

Mirandah Asia is an ASEAN-focused IP firm that runs its regional network from Singapore, offering trademark registration and enforcement, patents, designs and international filing through the Madrid Protocol and PCT. The firm says its Singapore office is its largest and coordinates work across its other Southeast Asian offices, and it is led by founder Gladys Mirandah, whom it describes as a long-standing IP pioneer. It suits businesses wanting a single point of contact for filing and protecting marks across the region.

5. Ravindran Associates LLP

Ravindran Associates is a specialist IP firm that says it was formed in 1993, offering trademark searching, filing and prosecution, registered designs and patents, plus IPOS hearings, enforcement and litigation. The practice also handles trade-secret protection, watching and clearance, and licensing agreements, acting as agents, solicitors and advocates. It suits owners who may need both registration and the ability to enforce or defend a mark in contentious proceedings.

6. Ella Cheong LLC

Ella Cheong is a Singapore IP law firm covering trade marks, patents, registered designs and copyright, along with dispute resolution, IP commercialisation and data protection. It describes itself as a leading specialist IP firm in Singapore and Asia, positioning its services across the full IP value chain from protection through to management and commercialisation. It suits businesses that want prosecution together with commercial or contentious IP advice from the same team.

7. Yusarn Audrey

Yusarn Audrey positions itself around IP strategy as well as filing, covering trademarks, patents, designs, copyright and trade secrets alongside IP management, due diligence, financing and technology licensing. The firm describes itself as a pioneer IP strategy and law firm in Singapore and says it works with companies, research institutions, universities and government agencies across Asia. It suits organisations that want trademark protection set within a broader IP and commercialisation strategy.

8. Cantab IP

Cantab IP is a firm of patent attorneys and trade mark agents that says it has provided Singapore patent, trade mark and registered design services since 2007. Its trademark work covers specification drafting, searches, and filing and prosecution before IPOS, plus international protection via the Madrid Protocol and portfolio management. The firm says it serves businesses, start-ups and SMEs as well as multinationals, making it a fit for smaller companies wanting attorney-led filing.

9. Pintas IP Singapore

Pintas IP is a regional firm that says it was established in 2001, offering trademark search, registration and enforcement together with patents, industrial designs, copyright and IP monetisation services. International filing is handled through the Madrid Protocol, PCT and Hague System, and the Singapore office supports work across ASEAN. It suits inventors, SMEs and larger enterprises that want end-to-end protection across several jurisdictions.

10. JK Marcam LLP

JK Marcam is a trademark-focused firm that concentrates on local and international brand registration rather than patents or designs, offering searches, IPOS filing, renewals and objection handling, plus overseas filing directly or through the Madrid Protocol. It describes itself as an international branding company and notes membership of the International Trademark Association (INTA). It suits individuals and businesses whose main need is registering and managing a brand, from a single local mark to a global trademark portfolio.

How to choose

  • Check that your mark will be handled by a registered trade mark agent or an IP lawyer; IPOS maintains a public register of registered trade mark agents you can verify against.
  • Ask for a proper availability search across the relevant classes before filing, since a clash found early is far cheaper to deal with than a refusal or opposition later.
  • Confirm exactly what a quote covers, such as the search, the government filing fee per class, responses to IPOS objections, and any separate charges for oppositions or renewals.
  • Match the firm to your need: registering one local mark is a different job from filing internationally through the Madrid Protocol or building a wider patent and design portfolio.
  • If you may need to enforce or defend the mark, favour a firm with contentious and litigation experience, not only filing capability.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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