Preparation: Before beginning the registration procedure, make sure that your design fits the eligibility criteria for registration, such as being new and having unique characteristics. Create accurate visual representations or drawings of the design, as well as any supporting documentation required by the application.

Application Submission: Fill out the design registration application form given by the relevant intellectual property agency. Submit the application with the necessary documents, which usually includes visual representations or drawings of the design, a description of the design, and payment of the registration cost.

Examination Process: If an examination is required, the intellectual property office will analyze the design to see if it fits the registration standards, such as being new and having unique characteristics. This method may include comparing the design to existing registered designs to determine its uniqueness.

Publication: After the design has been accepted for registration, it is usually published in the official gazette or register of designs. Publication informs the public about the existence of the registered design and allows third parties to challenge the registration if they believe it violates their rights.

Registration Certificate: If the application is approved and there are no oppositions or objections, the intellectual property office will issue a registration certificate for the design. This certificate acts as proof of ownership and allows the owner exclusive rights to use the registered design for the stated time period, usually several years.