Overview

A Trademark (TM) is a unique visual symbol, logo, word, name, or phrase that distinguishes your products or services from competitors. Registering your trademark grants you exclusive ownership rights, builds brand recognition, protects your reputation, and prevents unauthorized third parties from using similar marks that could confuse consumers.

Key Benefits & Advantages

Acquire exclusive rights to use the brand name, logo, or slogan nationwide
Stop competitors from copying or riding on your established brand reputation
Create a valuable intangible asset that can be leased, franchised, or sold
Display the registered trademark symbol (®) once the registration certificate is issued
Establish global brand recognition and secure digital domains and social handles easily

Documents Required

Keep these scanned soft copies ready before initiating the process:

1
Logo design or wordmark in high resolution (JPEG/PNG format)
2
Signed Authorization Letter (Form TM-48) allowing us to represent you
3
PAN Card and Aadhaar Card of the applicant
4
Partnership Deed / Incorporation Certificate (if applying as an entity)
5
MSME / Startup Certificate (optional, saves 50% on government registration fees)
6
Affidavit of brand usage proof (if the mark has been in use prior to the filing date)

Filing & Registration Process

1

Trademark Search

We perform a thorough search in the government database to check for phonetic or visual conflicts.

2

Select Class

We identify the correct trademark class (1 to 45) that fits your specific business activities.

3

Filing TM-A Application

We draft and submit the online trademark application to the Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trademarks.

4

Use TM Symbol

As soon as the filing receipt is generated, you can legally start using the 'TM' symbol next to your logo/name.

5

Objections & Publication

We monitor the registry for examination reports. Once cleared, it is published in the TM Journal, leading to final registration.

Frequently Asked Questions

A registered trademark is valid for 10 years and can be renewed indefinitely every 10 years.

No, trademark registration is territorial. A registration in India protects you in India. For global rights, you file under the Madrid Protocol.

An objection is raised by the Trademark Examiner if the mark is generic, descriptive, or similar to an existing mark. We represent you to file a reply.