Registering your trademark protects your brand from unauthorized use and gives you exclusive legal rights over your business name, brand name, logo, or slogan etc. Read Less

The process generally takes 12-24 months, but you can use the ™ symbol as soon as your application is filed.

No, if a similar name is already registered in the same class, you must choose a unique name or prove distinctiveness.

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

™ (Trademark): Used after filing the trademark application.® (Registered Trademark): Used only after the trademark is officially registered. Read Less

Yes, you can register both separately or as a combined trademark. However, registering them separately provides stronger protection. Read Less

If rejected, the Registrar provides a reason. You can file a response or appeal against the refusal within the stipulated time. Read Less

Yes, once you apply, you can use the ™ symbol with your brand name while waiting for approval.

Yes, foreign entities can apply for a trademark in India under their business name, but they must provide an Indian address for communication. Read Less

No, a registered trademark in India provides nationwide protection.

If another party is using a similar mark in the same business category, you can file an opposition or a legal case to enforce your rights. Read Less

Yes, a registered trademark can be assigned or licensed to another party through a trademark assignment agreement.

Wordmark: Protects only the text (brand name).Logo trademark: Protects the design, font, or symbol associated with the brand. Read Less

No, an Indian trademark is only valid within India. To protect your brand globally, you need to apply in other countries separately or through the Madrid Protocol. Read Less

If not renewed, the trademark will lapse and can be removed from the registry. However, there is a six-month grace period for renewal. Read Less

Yes, if they operate in completely different industries.

Yes, if your domain name is distinctive and represents your brand, it can be registered as a trademark.

Excluding Professional Fee, Government fees vary:?4,500 for individuals, startups, and small enterprises (Registered as MSME).?9,000 for companies, LLPs, and larger businesses (Excluding professional service charges). Read Less

Only minor modifications are allowed as an amendment. If the change is significant, a new application must be filed.

Yes, if you believe another trademark is too similar to yours, we can help you to file an opposition within four months of its publication. Read Less