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Hak Harta Intelek Pendaftaran Cap Dagangan Berita Cap Dagangan Argentina INPI 2026: Simplified Assignment and Name Change Procedures
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Exemption from Legalization: Assignment and change of name documents executed abroad no longer require an Apostille or consular legalization. |
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Scope of Application: This simplified policy applies strictly to assignment and change of name procedures. Document requirements for other intellectual property proceedings remain unchanged. |
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Translation Requirements: All supporting documents in languages other than Spanish must still be translated by a local sworn translator and certified.
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POA Exception: This new policy does not apply to Powers of Attorney (POAs). A POA must still be notarized and apostilled. New owners must still provide a notarization and apostilled POA when processing an assignment or change of name. |
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Duty of Honesty: All submitted information and documents are deemed to have the legal effect of an affidavit. Parties are strictly responsible for their authenticity (though the regulation does not explicitly state the specific penalties for parties or agents in case of non-compliance). |
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POA Declaration System: Pursuant to the latest amendments to the Argentine Civil and Commercial Code, physically attaching a notarized and legalized Power of Attorney (POA) at the time of filing is no longer mandatory. Instead, a declaration confirming its existence and authenticity is sufficient. |
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Significant Risk: If a declared POA is subsequently found to be non-existent or fails to meet legal formatting requirements, all proceedings executed by the agent will be rendered completely void and cannot be remedied. |
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