2. A simply signed Statement of Mark Owner.

3. Thirty prints of the mark, the size of which does not exceed 9 x 9 cm if the mark is in color. If it is in black and white, we need only one sample.

4. Certified copy of Priority Document (if the application claims priority rights).

Note: If the documents are made out in any language other than English, translation by a sworn translator is compulsory.
A new Indonesian Government Regulation (Regulation No. 19 of the year 2007) regarding the Amendment of Indonesian Government Regulation No. 75 of the year 2005, Concerning the Types and Tariffs of Non-Tax Government Revenues Applied at the Department of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of Indonesia has come into force right.
Based on Regulation No. 19 of the year 2007, a multi-class trademark application is now allowed in Indonesia to cover maximum 3 classes of goods/services.