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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY GAZETTES
Gazette of Trademarks, Commercial Slogans, Commercial Names, and Designations of Origin.How does this affect me?
Gazette of Applications for Patents.How does this affect me?
Gazette of Patents, Registration of Utility Models and Industrial Designs.How does this affect me?
Gazette of Patents for Medications in Force. Article 47 bis of the RLPI.How does this affect me?
Gazette of Oppositions against Trademarks, Commercial Slogans and Commercial Names Applications.How does this affect me?
Gazette of Applications for Patents and Inventions for Free Use in Public Domain.How does this affect me?
Gazette of Applications for Trademarks, Commercial Names, and Commercial Slogans Submitted to the Institute.How does this affect me?
Frequently Asked Questions
Can industrial property rights be sold, bequeathed, licensed or seized as if they were a tangible asset?
Yes, all of this is possible. The terms “Intellectual Property” and/or “Industrial Property” include rights that afford protection to intangible assets and may be sold, licensed, bequeathed or seized as if they were tangible assets.
Is it mandatory to obtain a patent or to register a trademark?
No, it is not madatory. Obtaining any of these rights is optional and grants the creator an exclusive right for use or explotation.
What are the differences between Intellectual Property and Industrial Property?
In some jurisdictions, Intellectual Property is the category that includes both Copyright and Industrial Property; the latter is used to group the legal concepts known as Patents, Utility Models, Industrial Designs, Layout Designs of Integrated Circuits, Trademarks, Commercial Names, Commercial Slogans, Designations of Origin and the Repression of Unfair Competition.
There are jurisdictions where the terms “Intellectual Property” and “Industrial Property” are used interchangeably with the same meaning.
What does Intellectual Property protect?
Through the legal concepts grouped under “Intellectual Property” legal protection is provided to intellectual creations in the artistic sphere.
Is it possible to obtain discounts in the payment of fees to the IMPI? Who is eligible for these discounts?
Micro- and small industry, public sector research institutes, educational institutions and independent inventors.
Is there any tax benefit in recognizing a trademark, patent or other intangible asset for tax purposes?
According to Financial Information Standard C-8, intangible assets may be subject to valuation and depreciation at a 15% annual rate.
Fernando Cordero
Has worked with the country’s most prestigious architectural firms. His compositional creations sow a command of the handling of natural light, including architectural elements and turning them into sculptural spaces. His images capture the essence of the finished work by capturing an aesthetic and scenographic vision.
Fernando Cordero has presented individual exhibits in the country and has participated in collective exhibits abroad. His photographs have been published in both national and international magazines and books.
Lecturer on photography of architecture in universities, workshops and informal meetings.
Cordero has not changed his photographic technique. He presently carries out all his photographic work with analogous processes.
www.fernandocordero.com.mxElena Gómez Toussaint
She has participated in sundry workshops with Betsabé Romero, Alfonso Mena Pacheco, Gabriel Macotela, Carla Rippey, Magali Lara and Roberto Turnbull.
She has presented her work in different individual and collective art and engraving exhibits in Mexico, France, Belgium, Switzerland and Ireland.
Her artistic activities include the creation of the wardrobe for the Theatrical Production "Egmont" (The National Theater Company) in 2009, for the theatrical production of "El jardín de los Cerezos" (The National Theater Company at the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City) in 2001, and for the Opera "Rigoletto" (in the Bicentennial Theater, León 2013 and the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City, 2014.)
Her work has been selected for the Biennial Diego Rivera exhibits (1994), in the Biennial José Guadalupe Posada engraving exhibits (1995), the Biennial Monterrey Femsa Exhibits (2001 and the National Biennial Alfredo Zalce Exhibits (2011).
She currently lives and works in Mexico City.
César Rangel
Selection of individual exhibits:
- 2016, Ancient music. Salon dès aztecas. Mexico City.
- 2015, Venison. Belgium, 204. Mexico City.
- 2014, Soluble. Ginocchio gallery. Mexico City.
- 2013, Neither César nor Rangel. Gallery of the Ministry of the Economy. Mexico City.
- 2011. Threadcounter. Museum of Modern Art in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico.
- 2008, Living beings. Raemian gallery. Seoul, Korea.
Selection of collective exhibits:
- 2016, luce solida. cuba 52. Mexico City. incontro nella città di arquimede. Civic Gallery of Modern Art galleria civica d´arte contemporanea montevergini. Siracusa, Italy.
- 2015, IV biennial sacred art exhibit, Monterrey Metropolitan Museum; Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico.
- 2014, “Neither are here all of those who are, nor are all of those who are here”. Des Aztecas Salon, Mexico City.
- 2011, National (de)construction. Barley. Open community area in Mexico City.
- 2009, taco, open air modern art exhibit at Tláhuac lighthouse, Mexico City.
A myth is not a falsehood.
A past is not naïve .
Perhaps it is everything we are.
A narration.
Trademark Registration
Information and documentation required to apply for a Trademark registration in Mexico.
Commercial Slogans
Information and documentation required to apply for Registration of Commercial Slogans in Mexico.
Commercial Names
Information and documentation required to apply for the Publication of a Trade Name in Mexico.