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Describe your business in plain language and our AI will draft a clear, filing-ready goods & services specification using standard NICE terminology. Optionally set the class you intend to file in. Always confirm the wording with a professional before filing.

AI-drafted wording is guidance only, not legal advice. The final specification should be reviewed — confirm with our team before filing.

AI goods & services writer for Nepal trademarks

The AI Goods & Services Writer turns a plain-language description of your business into a filing-ready goods and services specification — the wording that defines exactly what your trademark protects within a NICE class. Describe what you sell and, optionally, the class you plan to file in, and the tool drafts standard, examiner-friendly terminology in seconds.

Why the specification matters

Your specification fixes the scope of protection. Too narrow and a competitor can operate just outside it; too broad, vague, or non-standard and the examiner may object. Clear wording built from recognised NICE terms is the difference between a smooth filing and an office action.

How the AI writer works

The tool maps your description against the 45 NICE class headings Nepal uses, then drafts a comma-separated specification plus a checklist of individual items for the chosen class. If you do not know the class, it infers the most appropriate one — pair it with the AI NICE Classifier to confirm.

Guidance, not legal advice

AI-drafted wording is a fast, high-quality starting point, not a substitute for professional review. Compare it with real filings using the Goods & Services Search, and have our team confirm the specification before you rely on it — talk to us when you are ready to file.

faq

Frequently asked questions

It is the text in a trademark application that lists exactly which goods or services the mark covers within a NICE class. It defines the scope of your protection.

No. You can leave the class blank and the tool will infer the most appropriate one, though setting it yourself gives a more focused result. The AI NICE Classifier can help you decide.

It is a strong draft built from standard NICE terminology, but classification and wording can be nuanced. Treat it as guidance and have the specification confirmed before filing.

Yes. Nepal files one class per application, so a business spanning several classes needs a specification for each. Run the tool once per class.

No. It is informational guidance to help you word your application. It does not replace professional advice, and final wording should be reviewed before filing.

Your description is sent to our AI provider only to generate the wording and is not used to identify you. No personal information is required to use the tool.