Bolivia trademark search
How to search and register a trademark in Bolivia, from official sources. Signa has no records covering Bolivia yet.
Search the SENAPI register
How SENAPI records can be consulted, as the office states it.
SENAPI's public SIPI system offers only status tracking of a file by procedure type, number and year (Seguimiento de trámites de signos); no public search by mark name was found on 2026-11-12. A search of SENAPI's distinctive-signs database for identical or similar signs is requested on form PI-112 through SIPI and paid by fee (Bs. 150 for foreign and Bs. 75 for national applicants); SENAPI states its results are for reference only.
Office website: https://www.senapi.gob.bo/
Register a trademark in Bolivia
What SENAPI requires, as the official sources below state it.
- How to file
- National application at SENAPI (form PI-100 through SIPI)
- Classification
- Nice Classification
- Application fee
- BOB 1,000 for foreign and BOB 500 for national persons or companies (application for registration of a mark or distinctive sign), plus BOB 500 (foreign) or BOB 250 (national) for the certificate of grant
- Renewal fee
- BOB 500 (foreign) or BOB 250 (national) for the renewal application, plus BOB 500 or BOB 250 for the renewal certificate
- Fees as of
- 2026-11-12 (BOB)
- Opposition
- 30 days from publication of the application (pre-registration)
- Term
- 10 years from the registration date, renewable for 10 years at a time
- Non-use
- Open to cancellation after 3 years without use
Good to know
- SENAPI's fee table charges foreign persons and companies twice the national fee for filing, grant, renewal and opposition (for example Bs. 500 for a foreign opponent against Bs. 250 for a national one).
- Renewal must be requested in the six months before the registration expires, with a six-month grace period after expiry.
- A cancellation action for non-use cannot be started until three years have passed from notification of the grant of the registration.
Madrid Protocol and regional systems
Bolivia is not a member of the Madrid Protocol, so an international registration through WIPO cannot designate it.
- Andean Community (Decision 486)
- Bolivia applies the Andean Community's common industrial property regime, Decision 486; there is no regional registration, but the owner of an identical or similar mark registered in any Andean Community member country can file an opposition in Bolivia.
What Signa holds for Bolivia
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Where these facts come from
Checked 2026-11-12.
- senapi.gob.bo
- sipi.senapi.gob.bo/login
- senapi.gob.bo/signos-distintivos
- senapi.gob.bo/sites/default/files/senapi/media/20190204232210-decision-de-la-can-nro-486-regimen-comun-sobre-propiedad-industrial.pdf
- senapi.gob.bo/tasas-de-propiedad-intelectual
- senapi.gob.bo/oposiciones-al-signo-distintivo
- senapi.gob.bo/renovacion-y-modificacion-al-signo-distintivo
- wipo.int/documents/d/treaties/docs-en-madrid_marks.pdf