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Trademark Registration Procedure in India - Updated 2020


In this new year of 2020, Trademark will be the most valuable asset for any organization in the world. One can obtain a trademark by following these simple steps.


Table of Services including Trademark Registration


  • Trademark Application drafting
  • Authorization letter drafting
  • Trademark Class research
  • Application filing before Controller of TM
  • Acknowledge and Future to Do list for you


The trademark can be obtained for words, logo, numerals, expression, slogan, marks, design, etc. Basically, the purpose of getting a trademark is to make their products identifiable in the market among the public. Enterprise with full responsibility provides its services, to those who want Trademark Registration. We provide full guidance and support until the trademark gets registered.

The procedure involved in the registration of a trademark is as follows:
The first is to search either online or through visiting the trademark office whether any similar trademark already exists or not in the market. If not, then file an application in Form TM-1 with required documents as prescribed, as well as along with a fee of Rs. 4000 per application at the trademark office or online. Once the application is filled, acknowledgment receipt will be issued immediately for future reference. Then the application is examined by the trademark office, and it may be accepted absolutely or conditionally or may be rejected if having certain discrepancies. 

It may take around 12-18 months. All these objections and conditions will be mentioned in the examination report and a months’ time will be given to revert. Applications that are accepted absolutely and after satisfying conditions were published in Trademark Journal whereas, in case of objection if the response is given but not accepted then, the hearing will be conducted and if in hearing, it is accepted then it also gets published. Once it’s get published then, it will be open for the opposition.  If you did not receive any, then the registrar may proceed for registration and certificate will be issued. But, if any opposition is received then hearing will be conducted before the registrar and the decisions will be given by him. Once the trademark is issued, it can be renewed every 10 years and can be done perpetually also.
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