Written by Igor Demcak
Founder & Trademark Attorney
No, it does not affect the registration of your trademark in any way. You'll need a legal representative who can apply for a trademark in the given country, but your domicile address does not play any role in the registration process or the application assessment.
However, please note that if you are applying as a physical person, your domicile address will be publicly accessible in the records as it is stated on your trademark application. If you disagree with your address being public, you can use a PO Box, except for the United States, where a PO Box is no longer accepted as a primary address.
If you apply under a company or as a legal entity, you must state your official company address. This address will also be publicly accessible via a trademark registry.
Which type of a trademark is best suited for my needs - name or logo?
Does how I write my brand name matter when registering a trademark?
I am a Canadian citizen and I want to trademark a name in the US. Can this be done?
I want to register an AU trademark in one class; how much would that cost?
Does the cost of trademark registration depend on the number of classes?
Is there any drawback to using the Madrid System when registering an international trademark?
Can I increase the distinctiveness of my word mark by changing the font?
I have several variations of my logo. Which one should I register?
What are the benefits of applying for a trademark as a business?
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