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Check the availability of your trademark registration by conducting an online search.
Fill out the short survey. Experienced lawyers prepare your trademark for filing with the government trademark office and provide legal assistance.
Complete the brief survey. Experienced attorneys offer legal support and prepare your trademark for filing with the government trademark office.
A trademark is a company’s most valuable asset, representing its unique identity. When emulating the concepts and marketing strategies of successful businesses, others may often imitate trademarks, product packaging, and distinguishing features. Companies offering highly sought-after products or services invest significant time, effort, and money in developing, establishing, and promoting their distinct identities with the help of trademark services.
Failing to protect a company’s trademarks exposes owners to various risks, such as inability to register or use their marks in the future, dilution of market recognition of their products or services, and potentially spending large sums of money on legal battles to prevent unauthorized use or defend their own rights to their prope
Clothing, Footwear, Headgear, related products
Scientific, Technological and Computer related services
Advertising, Business Consultancy Services
PAN Card and Address Proof of Applicant. Certificate of registration (other than an Individual applicant)
The logo must contain the Brand Name applied to register a Trademark
TM-48 is a legal document that allows the attorney to file the trademark on your behalf with the trademark registry. The document will be prepared by LW professionals for the signature
If a specific user date is to be claimed, the user affidavit is also required to be submitted
To claim specific user date, documentary proof such as invoices, registration certificates, etc.
Partnership firm, body corporates (other than an individual) can provide a certificate of registration under MSME or Start-up India scheme to avail 50% rebate on the Government fee
A product mark is that identifies a specific product. and used to protect product categories and duplication.
A service mark is used to identify an organization's services. The service mark is applied to immaterial goods.
A shape is a type of trade mark that uses a three-dimensional shape to set one trader's products apart to another.
Pattern is a repeat trademark of a similar design, in sort of i which can differentiate one products and services from another.
Collective marks are linked with a group of people and not one single product or service. Which primarily owned by a firm, institutes or any association.
Certification mark is created to display the company or organization goods or services are certified as meeting particular standards.
Sound form of trademarks are the “mark” consist of sound graphics that distinguishes the products and services of one from the other.
The colour combinations become the brand itself and become known by it for that particular product. Tends to associate the scheme with the specific product.
A word mark is a distinctive text representation of a company's or product's name. basically it is solely text-based.
The product or service must use the number as a brand. Which explicitly to identify a line or class of goods or services.
A printed or painted figure, design, or character is a device. There are no letters, words, numbers, etc. in them.
You can trademark the branding you use on your product packaging since it sets it apart from similar products.
To safeguard distinctive trademarks, catchphrases, or coined concepts, trademark registrations are frequently employed. In India, trademark registration applications can be filed by individuals, businesses, and nonprofit organisations.
A person who does not operate a business may also submit a trademark application and obtain registration for a symbol or word that the applicant intends to use in the future.
Joint owners of a business may jointly apply for a trademark, and the application must include both owners' names.
In proprietorship firm Both the proprietorship name and the business name that you give in your application will be taken into consideration independently.
A partnership business with a maximum of 10 members must list all of the names of the partners in the application when filing for a trademark. If a minor partner is present, the guardian who is speaking on his behalf must be identified.
The application should be made in the name of the Limited Liability Partnership in this situation. The partners in this corporation each have their own unique identity. Since the trademark belongs to the LLP, the partners cannot be the applicant.
Any Indian business, whether private limited, limited, or in another form, is required to submit a trademark application in the business's name. Since every incorporated business has its own identity, it should be noted that a company's director cannot also be a trademark registrant.
If a foreign-incorporated company files for a trademark in India, it must be done so under the name under which it is registered abroad. Here, it's important to indicate the registration's kind, the nation it came from, and the law.
The controlling trustee, chairman, or secretary of a trust or society must be identified when a trademark application is submitted on their behalf.
You have the sole right to use a registered trademark after having it registered, and you can do so by using it next to your brand name. File a Trademark Application
Registered trademark is a right created which can be sold, assigned, franchised or commercially contracted.
By registering a trademark, you can prevent competitors from using it, which prevents customers from becoming confused.
The trademark registered in India, together with the established goodwill in the nation, might offer a suitable base for anyone looking to develop outside of India.
If you have registered your logo, brand name, or slogan, you can take legal action against anyone who you suspect of copying your trademark if you have any doubts.
It helps to develop devoted, lifelong customers who always choose the same brand.
A trademark is a graphic symbol that can be used to distinguish the products or services of one business from those of another, and it can take the shape of a word, device, or label that is affixed to articles of commerce. A trademark must be a mark that includes a device, brand, heading, label, ticket, name, signature, word, letter, numeral, shape of goods, packaging, combination of colours, or any combination thereof, as stated in Section 2 (1) of the Trademarks Act, 1999. (m).
The purpose of a trademark is to identify the manufacturer or quality buyer of the goods, as well as the trade source from which the goods originate, the trade hand through which they travel from where they originate, or the trade hands through which they transit on their way to the market. A trade mark serves four purposes in modern economic contexts:
It identifies the product and its place of origin, ensures its unaltered quality, promotes the product/service, and builds a brand for it.
A trademark should be chosen or adopted with great care. The most common error is selecting or adopting a mark that is descriptive of the goods or services.The following qualities should be present in a good trademark:
If it’s a word mark, it should be simple to read, say, and remember.
A device mark should allow for the device to be described in a single word.
It should be concise and simple to accurately spell and write legibly.
Although it shouldn’t be descriptive, it could hint at the quality of the goods.
It must adhere to the Trademarks Act of 1999 standards.
It cannot be a part of the class of marks that are not allowed for registration.
It must not resemble anything else.
Any individual or organisation (company, trust, society, or LLP) that asserts ownership of a trademark may submit a trademark application for the intended description of products or services.
the owner’s name, residence, and country of citizenship; the owner’s legal status, such as sole proprietorship, partnership firm, LLP, individual, HUF, or body incorporated;
whether the owner of a trademark is a manufacturer, trader, or service provider. type of trademark to be registered, such as a wordmark, device mark, label, shape of the goods, composite mark, etc.
language of the mark (if in any language other than English);
the group of goods or services for which the trademark is to be registered;
a description of the products or services, as defined by international categorization, for which the trademark application is to be filed;
the proposed use of the trademark or, if it has already been used commercially, the date of first use (DD/MM/YYYY) shall be filed;
Details about the service address in India
a scanned version of the logo (optional)
completed Form 48.
the Partnership Deed or the Certificate of Incorporation.
copy of the applicant’s or signatory’s identity documentation.
a copy of the applicant’s or signatory’s address proof.
a scanned version of the logo (optional) on
completed Form 48,
the Partnership Deed, or the Certificate of Incorporation.
copy of the applicant’s or signatory’s identity documentation.
a copy of the applicant’s or signatory’s address proof.
Access the official trademark registration website for India by logging in here: To access a website, click here. Public search can be accessed by selecting the trademarks tab. Wordmark, Vienna code, and phonetic searches are the three accessible search options. The search button must be clicked after all the information has been entered. The list of trademarks that have been registered, challenged, or abandoned will be displayed in the results panel, and this list will be used to make trademark decisions.
Register a trademark in India by visiting the official website.
Visit the website by clicking here.
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