Stop Unauthorised Copying of Your Design

No separate certification step exists in Chile — because INAPI substantively examines novelty before granting the registration, a registered Chilean design is enforceable from grant.

We'll advise on further options, including negotiation or formal civil infringement proceedings.

Yes, though a takedown notice direct to the marketplace is often faster for online listings — we can advise on the right combination.

An unsupported or overreaching letter can create risk, including inviting a novelty challenge to your registration, which is why Brealant reviews your rights carefully first.

Typically within a few business days, since a granted Chilean design registration is already enforceable without any further certification step.

Brealant charges a fixed professional fee per letter, confirmed upfront once we've reviewed your registration and the alleged copying.

Yes, we draft in Spanish so the letter is unambiguous and directly enforceable if the matter later proceeds to the Chilean courts.

Often yes, depending on the licence terms and whether the owner authorises or joins the action — we review this before sending.

A description of your registered rights, the specific copied features identified, the actions requested, and a response deadline, tailored to the recipient.

If the recipient ignores the letter or disputes your rights, Brealant advises on escalating to formal civil, criminal, or customs enforcement action.