������Ƶ

Trademark Registration gives you exclusive legal rights to use your brand name, logo, or symbol across India. It's an official recognition from the Indian Trade Marks Registry that protects your unique business identity under the Trade Marks Act, 1999.

Once registered, your trademark stays protected for 10 years and you can take legal action against copycats. You'll get the valuable ® symbol to display, showing customers and competitors that your brand is legally secured. This registration can be renewed indefinitely, making it a powerful long-term asset for your business.

Get your Trademark Registration before launching any new brand, product, or service in India. This is especially crucial when you're investing in marketing campaigns, expanding to new locations, or building brand recognition in your industry.

File for registration immediately after finalizing your brand name or logo design - don't wait until you spot copycats. Early registration protects your rights from day one, prevents others from claiming your mark, and gives you legal backing to stop unauthorized use. It's particularly important for e-commerce businesses, franchises, and companies planning interstate operations.

• Trademark Registered Logo: Protects visual elements like symbols, designs, or distinctive graphic marks used to identify your brand. Ideal for companies with strong visual identities or iconic logos.
• Trademark Business Name And Logo: Comprehensive protection covering both your company name and associated visual elements as a single registration. Perfect for new businesses wanting complete brand protection.

• Business Owners: Apply for trademark protection to secure their brand identity, from small startups to large corporations operating across India.
• Trademark Attorneys: Guide clients through registration, conduct searches, and handle legal documentation with the Trade Marks Registry.
• IP Consultants: Advise on brand strategy and help choose which elements need protection.
• Trade Marks Registry: Reviews applications, grants registrations, and maintains the official trademark database.
• Competitors: Must respect registered trademarks and avoid infringement or face legal consequences.

• Brand Details: Prepare clear images of your logo, wordmark, or design in the required format (JPG/PNG, 8cm x 8cm).
• Trademark Search: Complete a thorough search of existing marks through the Trade Marks Registry database.
• Business Information: Gather your company registration details, address proof, and identity documents.
• Use Evidence: Collect proof of trademark usage like product packaging, advertisements, or invoices.
• Class Selection: Identify the correct Nice Classification for your goods or services.
• Documentation: Our platform helps generate all required forms and declarations automatically, ensuring compliance.

• Mark Representation: Clear visual reproduction of your trademark, exactly as you intend to use it.
• Ownership Details: Complete legal name and address of the trademark owner or applicant.
• Goods/Services Description: Specific list of products or services under the chosen Nice Classification.
• Use Declaration: Statement of actual use or proposed use of the mark in India.
• Priority Claims: Details of any foreign applications, if claiming convention priority.
• User Affidavit: Sworn statement about trademark usage and ownership rights.
• Power of Attorney: Authorization for your trademark attorney or agent, if applicable.

A Trademark Registration differs significantly from a Trademark License Agreement. While registration establishes your legal ownership rights with the Indian government, a license agreement lets you authorize others to use your trademark under specific terms.

• Legal Protection: Registration provides exclusive nationwide rights and government-backed protection, while licensing is a private contract between parties.
• Duration: Registration lasts 10 years with renewal options, but license agreements typically have custom timeframes.
• Purpose: Registration prevents unauthorized use by anyone, while licensing generates revenue by allowing controlled use by specific parties.
• Enforcement: Registration lets you take legal action against any infringer, but licensing only enables control over your authorized licensees.