Updates to the Vietnam Chapter of INTA’s 2026 Trademark Cancellations Practice Guide

05/11/2026 - 1014 views

Ageless IP Attorneys & Consultants (AGELESS) has once again provided updates to the Vietnam Chapter of the Trademark Cancellations Practice Guide, published by the International Trademark Association (INTA), for its 2026 edition.

 

 

INTA’s Trademark Cancellations Practice Guide serves as a valuable reference for trademark owners, legal practitioners, and businesses seeking practical guidance on trademark cancellation procedures across different jurisdictions. In particular, the Guide addresses key legal and procedural aspects, including:

 

  • Grounds for cancellation and invalidation, including non-use, bad-faith registration, and failure to meet protection requirements.
  • Competent authorities responsible for handling cancellation proceedings.
  • Filing deadlines and procedural requirements applicable to cancellation actions.
  • Evidence and documentation required to support cancellation requests.
  • Official fees and procedural timelines involved in cancellation proceedings.

 

As a returning contributor, Mr. Xuan Duc Nguyen has provided updated legal insights into trademark cancellation procedures in Vietnam, particularly in light of the amended Law on Intellectual Property, effective from April 01, 2026 and the relevant legal instruments guiding its implementation, which further clarify key issues concerning bad-faith trademark registrations and the actual use of trademarks. For futher details, The full text of the Vietnam Chapter of  Trademark Cancellation Guide is available for download here.

With 25 years of experience, AGELESS remains committed to providing practical, responsive, and reliable legal solutions tailored to the needs of international clients and professional associates. Through its continued involvement in INTA’s publications and initiatives, AGELESS looks forward to further strengthening its engagement with the international IP community and contributing to the advancement of trademark law and practice.