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Trademark registration gives you the exclusive right to protect your brand’s logo, symbol, and words. Let us help you protect your brand with our trademark registration services.

Documents Needed for Online Trademark Registration

Business Type / Details
> Type of business
> Nature of business (specific goods/services)
> Business validation (depends on the type of business)
> MSME registration certificate/Udyog Aadhar (optional)
Applicant / Company Name
> Name of the applicant or Company Name
> Signatory identification evidence
Office / Business Address Proof
> Proof of the signatory's address
> Form-48 has been signed. (Power of Attorney/Vakalatnama)
Brand/logo/slogan name
> Name of a brand/logo/slogan
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Who Can Apply for a Online Trademark Registration?

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Any Person
A person who isn’t running a business yet can still apply for a trademark and get it registered for a brand name or logo they plan to use in the future.
2
Shared Ownership
The co-owners of a business can apply for a trademark jointly, and the names of both owners can be listed on the application form.
3
Partnership Firm
When registering a trademark for a partnership with up to 10 members, you need to include the names of all the partners in the application.
4
LLP Company
The LLP application should be in the LLP's name since it's a separate legal entity. The trademark belongs to the LLP, not the partners, so all partners' names must be included in the application.
5
Indian Corporation
A company, whether private or public, must file a trademark in its own name, not in the name of its director, as the company has its own legal identity. The director of a company cannot be a trademark applicant.
6
Society or Trust
When you're submitting a trademark application on behalf of a trust or society, it's essential to clearly mention the name of the managing trustee, chairman, or secretary in the application.
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Steps Involved in The Plan of Trademark Registration

There are several steps involved in the trademark registration process.

Exceptional Rights
The owner of a registered trademark has full control over it. They can use the trademark for any products or services that fall under the categories listed in their application. The owner also has the right to stop others from using the trademark in those categories and can take legal action if someone uses it without permission.
Increases Trust and Loyalty
Trademarks show the reputation and quality of a product or service. Registering a trademark boosts customer trust and helps your brand stand out in the market. It also helps build loyal, long-term customers who will keep choosing your brand over others.
Selection of a Trademark
When choosing a trademark for your organization, pick something unique and easy to recognize. It's also important to know which category your business falls into. There are 45 categories in total: Classes 1–34 are for products, and Classes 35–45 are for services.
Search for The Mark
Once you've chosen a mark, it's important to check if a similar one is already registered. You can do this yourself by visiting the Controller General's website for Patents, Designs, and Trademarks. There’s a public search option on the site. After choosing this option, select your class and search the online database.
Application Submission
You can apply for multiple classes, series, or collective trademarks with a single application using Form TM-A. This form lets you register your trademark in more than one category. There are two different fee levels:

1. 9,000 or 10,000 rupees: If you're not a start-up, small business, or individual, you'll fall into this category. The fee is 9,000 rupees if you file the form online, or 10,000 rupees if you submit it in person at the TradeMarks Office.
2. 4,500 or 5,000 rupees: This fee is for individuals, small businesses (with MSME registration), and start-ups. If you file the form online, the cost is 4,500 rupees, or 5,000 rupees if you file it in person.
It's important to fill out the form carefully to avoid delays or rejection. You need to provide all the required information and include a trademark image that is 9 by 5 cm. You may also need to submit five copies of the document. When filing, the complete file must be provided with two extra copies.
Vienna Codification Procedure
The Vienna Categorisation, also called the Vienna Codification, is a system used worldwide to classify the visual elements of trademarks. It was created under the Vienna Agreement in 1973. After someone applies to register a trademark, the Trademark Registrar uses the Vienna Classification to categorize the visual parts of the trademark. During this process, the status of the trademark application is usually shown as "Sent to Vienna Codification."
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Types Of TRADEMARK

Trademark classes are a critical aspect of the registration process, as they categorize goods and services into 45 distinct classes

Know Your Class
Product Mark
This type of trademark is attached to goods to identify their origin and protect a company's reputation. Trademarks in classes 1-34 are usually called product marks because they relate to physical products.
Sound Mark
Sound marks are unique sounds linked to products or services. These audio logos, called sound logos or mnemonics, often play at the start or end of ads, like the IPL tune in India.
Service Mark
A service mark identifies and distinguishes services instead of products. It helps people recognize the providers of specific services. Trademark applications in classes 35-45 are usually for service marks.
Marks in Series
These marks have been registered for use before and after a series of items that have the same suffix, prefix, or symbol.

Know Your TRADEMARK CLASS

There are 45 trademark classes, and all goods and services are classified according to these classes. You must exercise extreme caution while selecting the classes since they will affect the validity of your trademark for your company’s products/services. If your company sells various goods and services that fall into several classes, you must guarantee that you may file for a trademark under all of the appropriate classes.

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Trademark Registration Process

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Advantages of Online Trademark Listing

Exclusive Right on BRAND
Trademark registration gives you the exclusive right to use your trademark and lets you show it by placing a symbol next to your brand name.
Copyright Protection
If you think someone is copying your trademark, and you've registered your logo, brand name, or slogan, you can take legal action and sue them.
Differentiates Product
Registering a trademark protects your brand by preventing competitors from using it. This ensures that customers won't get confused and can easily recognize and trust your products or services.
Asset Creation
A registered trademark is a legal right that can be sold, transferred, franchised, or used in business agreements.
Trademark Globally
If someone wants to expand their business outside of India, having a trademark registered in India, along with the established reputation in the country, can provide a strong foundation.
BRAND Authenticity
It helps create loyal customers who keep coming back and always choose the same brand for their needs.

Some Frequently Asked Questions!

A trademark is a name, logo, or symbol that a company uses to show its products or services are different from others. It helps people know who made the product or who provides the service.

A trademark is a word, name, or symbol that helps people recognize and tell apart the products or services from one company compared to others. It also shows where the products or services come from.

The TM logo shows that a trademark isn’t officially registered but is used to set it apart from similar ones. If a trademark isn’t registered, it doesn’t have full legal protection, so others might still use the same name or symbol.

A Trademark classification is a procedure by which examiners and the trademark attorneys arrange the required documents including trademark and service mark application, according to the description of goods to which the marks are applicable

Filing a Trademark application usually takes around 18-24 months.

Trademark filing requires the below-mentioned documents

  • Copy of Logo (optional)
  • Signed Form-48.
  • Incorporation Certificate or Partnership Deed.
  • Identity Proof of Signatory.
  • Address proof of the applicant

When your trademark application is approved, you get a notice that lets you use the TM symbol. After your trademark is officially registered, you can use the ® symbol.

If you can't use a specific name, you can still create a unique logo for your business and include the name in it, like BMW does. This is called a logo composite mark. While this is a good alternative, it's still best to have a unique name if you can.

Whether your trademark gets approved is up to the government. However, if your trademark is unique, it has a good chance of being approved.

- Copyright:
- Protects original works like books, music, and art.
- Applies to literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic creations.
- A business can copyright its books, reports, and audio or video content.

- Trademark:
- Protects words, names, symbols, colors, etc., that set products or services apart from others.
- Shows the source of the goods or services.
- A company can register its name, logos, and slogans.

- Patent:
- Grants an exclusive right to an inventor for a new invention.
- The right lasts for a limited time.
- In exchange, the inventor must share details of the invention with the public.

- Personal Name: The applicant’s name, surname, or signature.

- Invented Word: A newly made-up word or an unusual dictionary word that doesn’t clearly describe the product or service.

- Alphanumeric: Letters, numbers, or a mix of both.

- Visual Elements: Images, symbols, monograms, 3D shapes, or any design.

- Sound Marks: Audio elements used as trademarks.

Registered trademarks are good for 10 years from when you apply for them. To keep your trademark protected beyond that period, you need to renew it before the 10 years are up.

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