Trademark Registration FAQ's
Here are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) related to “Trademark Registration”
Trademark registration in India serves as a crucial step in protecting your brand identity. It provides legal recognition and exclusive rights to your logo, name, or symbol, ensuring that others cannot use a similar mark for their goods or services.
Trademark registration grants you exclusive rights to use a specific brand name, logo, or slogan for your goods or services in India. It protects your brand identity from imitation and unfair competition, allowing you to build trust with customers.
Any individual, business entity (proprietorship, partnership, company, LLP, trust) operating in India can benefit from trademark registration. It’s particularly crucial for businesses with unique brand names, logos, or slogans.
Yes ! It’s good to hire a trademark attorney for filing trademark application. LegalMate has a experts team of trademark attorney.
LegalMate offers a user-friendly online platform and expert guidance throughout the trademark registration process in India. We assist with filing TM applications, navigating legal complexities, and ensuring smooth TM registration.
On average, the trademark registration process in India can take anywhere from 6 to 9 months. LegalMate works efficiently to expedite the process whenever possible.
The Indian government charges different fees based on the trademark applicant type:
- Individual, MSME, Startup: ₹4,500 per class
- All Other Entities: ₹9,000 per class
After submitting your trademark application, it undergoes an examination process by the trademark office. This involves a thorough review to ensure it meets all legal requirements and does not conflict with existing trademarks.
Yes, you can use the â„¢ symbol to claim your rights to a mark even before it’s officially registered. This signals to others that you are asserting common law rights, although the ® symbol should only be used after successful registration.
Trademark registrations require periodic renewal to remain in force. The renewal period varies by jurisdiction, but it typically occurs every 10 years. Regularly monitoring renewal deadlines is crucial to maintaining your trademark protection.