Customs Recordation Process

Customs Recordal Process - Customs recordal is a legal mechanism that allows intellectual property rights holders to register their trademarks or other IP rights with customs authorities. This registration enables customs officials to monitor and detain shipments that may contain counterfeit or infringing goods.

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Definition: Customs recordal is a legal mechanism that allows intellectual property rights holders to register their trademarks or other IP rights with customs authorities. This registration enables customs officials to monitor and detain shipments that may contain counterfeit or infringing goods.
Examples: For example, Gucci could record its trademarks with the U.S. Customs, allowing those customs officials to monitor and detain shipments that may contain counterfeit or infringing Gucci knockoff products.

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