Trademark Registration
Trademark is one type of intellectual property which means a special sign, logo, or name that identifies a brand or product.
Trademark is one type of intellectual property which means a special sign, logo, or name that identifies a brand or product.
It can last for 10 years, renewable indefinitely (that means that something can be renewed or extended repeatedly without a set limit on how many times it can be done. It comes under (Trade Marks Act, 1999). There are different types of trademark such as Product Marks, Service Marks, Collective Marks, Certification Marks, Trade Dress.
Our package includes everything starting from trademark searching, drafting to filling, and monitoring. You just need to give a little information and just sit back and relax. Let us handle the registration process.
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Fill in the details and upload the documents
We will schedule a call with a lawyer
The lawyer will file the application for you and pay the required fee to the government.
Get the trademark registered!
Legal Protection: Registering your trademark gives you the exclusive right to use it for your products or services. This stops others from using a similar mark that could confuse customers or damage your brand's reputation.
Brand Recognition: A registered trademark helps establish and protect your brand’s identity. It makes your products or services stand out from competitors, helping to build customer loyalty and recognition.
Legal Remedies: If someone uses your registered trademark without permission, you can legally take action against them. You can file a lawsuit and ask for solutions like stopping them from using the mark or getting compensation.
Asset Value: A registered trademark can boost your business's value. You can license it, sell it, or use it as collateral for loans, making it a valuable asset.
Name and Address of the owner
Incorporation Certificate or Partnership Deed
Logo, Name, Design or any combination
The classification of trademark
Details of products and services
Form 48
1. Ensure your trademark is unique and not used by another party
2. Prepare the trademark application with necessary details
3. File the application with the Trademark Registry and pay the fee
4. Address any objections raised in the Examination Report
5. Wait for the application to be published in the Trademark Journal for opposition
6. Receive your Trademark Registration Certificate if no opposition is filed
Detail search on different databases and provide legal advice.
Preparing and filing trademark application including every mandatory document and other
Will pay the Applicable fee
Will update you on every step of the registration process
Any objection will be handle
PAN Card or Voter or Driving or Passport of Applicant
Brand Name and Logo that will be register
Applicant Affidavit
Form TM 48
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Whenever needed, you can contact us directly. We’ll ensure everything is clear and that everything is delivered on time.
The agreement draft will be delivered within 3 working days.
Our top priority is to ensure that your information and documents shared with lawyers remain 100% confidential and secure.
A trademark is a symbol, logo, word, or phrase legally registered to represent a company’s products or services. It helps distinguish your brand from others in the market.
Registering your trademark provides legal protection, prevents others from using a similar mark, and helps build brand recognition and trust with customers.
Any individual, business entity, or organization can apply for trademark registration. The applicant must be the owner of the trademark and use it in commerce.
The process includes conducting a trademark search, preparing and filing the application, responding to any objections, publishing the application in the Trademark Journal, and receiving the registration certificate if there are no objections.
In India, a trademark registration is valid for 10 years from the date of registration. It can be renewed indefinitely for further periods of 10 years.
Yes, trademarks can be registered for both goods and services. The Nice Classification system categorizes goods and services into different classes for registration purposes.
If someone opposes your application, you will need to respond to the opposition, provide evidence, and possibly attend a hearing. The opposition must be resolved before the trademark can be registered.
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