Foreigners should work with reputable trademark agents or lawyers to register their trademarks in Kuwait. A Power of Attorney that has been authenticated by the Kuwait consulate is a crucial need for filing the trademark at the Trademark Office. The procedures for successfully registering a trademark in Kuwait are as follows-

1. Search trademarks
   Before submitting the application for trademark registration in Kuwait, it is advised to conduct an appropriate and thorough search regarding the trademarks. The top trademark lawyers in Kuwait can help you with your trademark search. The trademark office's internal database will be checked by the agents to see whether there are any registered trademarks that might be infringing on the proposed trademark that is about to be registered. To identify competing trademarks, Kuwaiti trademark agents routinely perform unauthorized online trademark searches. A thorough trademark search can reduce the chance of trademark opposition.
2. Registering a trademark
   The next step is for the potential brand owner to have the Kuwaiti trademark agents submit a trademark registration application to the Trademark Office. According to the NICE Classification of Trademarks, the trademark needs to be registered under the appropriate classes of products and services. If more than one class is pertinent, a separate filing is required for each class. Alcohol-related trademarks under Class 32 and trademarks relating to pork under Class 29 are not protected in Kuwait. Kuwait has totally abandoned Class 33, and tobacco products are now allowed in Class 34.
3. Examining trademarks
   The trademark office investigates whether the mark is eligible for registration after receiving the trademark application. The trademark application will be published three times in the Al-Kuwait Al-Youm Official Gazette if the Registrar approves it. Within 60 days of receiving formal notification, the applicant must file a court appeal if it is determined that the trademark infringes on any laws.
4. The time for trademark opposition
   Any interested party may object to the filing within 60 days of the trademark application being accepted; this time frame is referred to as the trademark opposition period in Kuwait. Within the opposition period, parties may file a statement of opposition to the Registrar in order to oppose the trademark application on the grounds of probability of confusion or for any other cause. After the notice's third Official Gazette publication, the statement must be submitted within 60 days of that date.
5. Granting of a trademark certificate
   All opposition claim statements delivered to the Trademark Office will be reviewed by the Registrar. Until the Registrar reaches a decision or a court ruling in favor of either party is received, all trademark applications will remain pending in the office and a Trademark Certificate will be issued. The certificate will also be given out if there is an amicable agreement between the parties or if no one files an opposition.