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Trademark Registration Services
Protect your brand identity. Exclusive rights to your name, logo, and tagline for 10 years with unlimited renewals.
Overview
What is Trademark Registration?
Trademark registration provides legal protection to your brand name, logo, tagline, or any distinctive sign that identifies your products or services. Under the Trade Marks Act, 1999, a registered trademark gives you exclusive rights to use the mark and take legal action against infringers.
A trademark can be a word, symbol, design, phrase, or combination that distinguishes your goods/services from others. Registration provides nationwide protection, prevents others from using similar marks, and adds significant value to your business.
Trademark registration is valid for 10 years and can be renewed indefinitely. The ® symbol can only be used after registration, while ™ can be used for unregistered marks. We handle the complete process from trademark search to registration certificate.
Key Highlights
KEY ADVANTAGE
Legal Protection
Exclusive rights to use the trademark nationwide
10-Year Validity
Registration valid for decade with unlimited renewals
Brand Value
Registered trademark adds business value
Legal Action
Sue infringers and claim damages
Use ® Symbol
Official registered trademark symbol usage
Asset Creation
Trademark is a valuable intellectual property asset
Legal Protection
Exclusive rights to use the trademark nationwide
10-Year Validity
Registration valid for decade with unlimited renewals
Brand Value
Registered trademark adds business value
Legal Action
Sue infringers and claim damages
Use ® Symbol
Official registered trademark symbol usage
Asset Creation
Trademark is a valuable intellectual property asset
How It Works
Simple Process
STEP 0101
Trademark Search
Check availability and similarity with existing marks
2
Application Filing
Submit TM-A form with mark specimen and class details
3
Examination
Registrar examines the application for compliance
4
Registration
Certificate issued after publication and no objection
1
Trademark Search
Check availability and similarity with existing marks
2
Application Filing
Submit TM-A form with mark specimen and class details
3
Examination
Registrar examines the application for compliance
4
Registration
Certificate issued after publication and no objection
Key Benefits
Brand Protection
Prevent unauthorized use of your brand
Customer Trust
Registered mark builds consumer confidence
Business Asset
Can be licensed, franchised, or sold
Global Rights
Priority for international trademark filing
Expert Search
Comprehensive similarity search before filing
Objection Handling
Support for examination and hearing
Brand Protection
Prevent unauthorized use of your brand
Customer Trust
Registered mark builds consumer confidence
Business Asset
Can be licensed, franchised, or sold
Global Rights
Priority for international trademark filing
Expert Search
Comprehensive similarity search before filing
Objection Handling
Support for examination and hearing
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Words, logos, symbols, slogans, colors, sounds, shapes, or any combination that distinguishes your goods/services. It must be distinctive and not descriptive or generic.
There are 45 classes - 34 for goods and 11 for services. Each class covers specific types of products/services. Registration is required in each relevant class.
If no objection, registration takes 12-18 months. You get application number immediately and can use â„¢ symbol. If objections arise, it may take longer.
™ can be used for unregistered trademarks to claim common law rights. ® can only be used after official registration is granted.
Yes, if the mark is not distinctive, is deceptive, is similar to existing marks, contains prohibited elements, or is contrary to law or morality.