Document Required for Trademark Apply

Proprietorship / Individual

1. Name and Nature of Business
2. Proprietor’s PAN card
3. Aadhar Card
4. Logo
5. Authorisation Letter

6. Mobile No & E-mail ID

1. Partnership deed / LLP Certificate
2. Pan Card of Firm
3. Brand Name Nature of Business
4. Udyam registration (Optional)
5. Description of Business
6. Logo
7. Authorisation Letter

8. Mobile No & E-mail ID

1. Incorporation Certificate
2. Pan Card of Company
3. Brand Name Nature of Business
4. Udyam registration (Optional)
5. Description of Business
6. Logo
7. Authorisation Letter

8. Mobile No & E-mail ID

Partnership / LLP

Private Limited Comapny

Trademark Registration – Apply Online

✅ What is a Trademark?

A trademark isn’t just a logo or a name – it’s the soul of your brand. It’s what helps customers instantly recognize and trust your products or services. Registering a trademark gives you exclusive rights, legal protection, and builds long-term brand value.

✅ Protect your name, logo, or tagline
✅ Build trust with customers
✅ Stop competitors from copying you

✅⚡ Why Register a Trademark?

• Exclusive rights over your brand name/logo

• Legal protection against misuse

• Boosts brand value and recognition

• Asset for future licensing or franchising

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Use of TM, SM and ® symbols

• TM- TM’ stands for Trademark, the “trademark symbol”, which is the letters “TM” in superscript, for an unregistered trademark, a mark used to promote or brand goods.

  
  

  SM-SM’ stands for Service mark, which is the letters “SM” in superscript, for an unregistered service mark, a mark used to promote or brand services.
  

  ® -The ® symbol, can be used only once the trademark is registered and the registration certificate is issued. the letter “R” surrounded by a circle, for a registered trademark.

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• Expert support throughout the process

• Hassle-free and 100% online filing

• Affordable and transparent pricing

• Free consultation with Trademark experts

• Quick turnaround time

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is a trademark?
A trademark is a unique sign, logo, word, symbol, or design that identifies and distinguishes your brand, products, or services from others in the market.

2. Why should I register a trademark?
Registering a trademark gives you exclusive rights to use it, protects your brand identity, prevents misuse by others, and builds trust with customers.

3. Who can apply for a trademark in India?
Any individual, business owner, startup, partnership, or company engaged in trade or services can apply for a trademark.

5. Can I trademark my brand name and logo together?
Yes. You can file for a trademark for your brand name, logo, or even both together to ensure maximum protection.

6. What cannot be trademarked?
Generic terms, offensive words, geographical names, or marks similar to existing trademarks cannot be registered.

4. How long does a trademark registration last?
A registered trademark in India is valid for 10 years and can be renewed indefinitely for another 10 years each time.

10. What happens if someone uses my trademark without permission?
You can take legal action against them for trademark infringement, which may include penalties, damages, and stopping the misuse.

9. Can a foreign company register a trademark in India?
Yes, foreign businesses can apply for trademark registration in India under the Indian Trademark Act.

8. What is the difference between ™ and ® symbols?

• ™ (TM) – Indicates that your application for a trademark has been filed but not yet registered.

• ® (R) – Used once your trademark is officially registered and approved by the authority.

7. How much time does it take to get a trademark registered?
The process usually takes 12–18 months, depending on government processing and objections, but you can start using ™ symbol once you file your application.

11. If I register a trademark in India, is it valid worldwide?
No. Trademark registration in India only protects your brand within India. For global protection, you need to apply separately in each country or through international systems like the Madrid Protocol.