Trademark Applications 
 
1. A power of attorney simply signed by the applicant. No further 
    legalization is required.
 
2. Should the trademark be a device mark, 10 prints/labels of the 
    trademark are necessary. In the event that the device is in 
    color, 15 colored labels are required.
 
Note: For the filing of a collective trademark application, in addition to the above requirements, the following documents are necessary:
 
1. The statutes (Articles of Incorporation) of the association which 
    will apply for the collective trademark.

2. A copy of Jordan's Trademark Law, to prove the possibility for 
    Greek legal entities to file collective trademarks in Jordan.

3. A declaration containing the title, headquarters, purpose, names 
    and surnames of those who represent the applicant under the 
    law (unless these data are clearly reflected in the association’s 
    by-laws under No. 1).

4. A list of the members entitled to use the collective trademark, 
    as well as the rules and regulations pertaining to the rights and 
    obligations of the members for the use of the trademark by 
    them.
 
All the above documents (1-4) must be certified by Apostille. 
 
Renewal

A power of attorney, simply signed by the trademark proprietor, unless we are attorneys of record with respect to the trademark of interest.  In the latter case, no documents are required.
 
 
Recordal of License

Recordal of Merger 
 
1. In order to record a merger against a trademark with the Greek 
    Trademark Office, either a copy of the merger document, or a 
    Notarial Certificate or an Extract from the Commercial Register, 
    evidencing the merger is required. Either document must be 
    legalized by Apostille.
2. A power of attorney simply signed by the surviving company.
 
 
 
Recordal of Assignment

1. An assignment deed executed by both parties. The assignor’s 
    signature must be legalized by Apostille.
2. A power of attorney simply signed by the assignee.
 
 
Recordal of Change of Name/Address

1. Either a Notarial Certificate or an Extract from the Commercial 
    Register, evidencing same.  Either document must be legalized 
    by Apostille.
2. A power of attorney simply signed by the trademark proprietor.
 
Note: should the recordal be merely a change of street address, the power of attorney is sufficient for our purposes.