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A trademark is a unique symbol or word(s) used to represent a business or its products. Once registered, that same symbol or series of words cannot be used by any other organization, as long as it is renewed after every 10 years.
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How to register a Trademark Application ?
TaxMyTax helps you to file your trademark application and provide you the trademark in three easy steps
Understanding
One of our team member helps you to understand the concept and the documents required to file the trademark application.
Submission of Documents
Submit the documents required to file the trademark application.
Tracking the Application
We file and track the trademark application and provide you the the acknowledgement.
Meaning of Trademark
Benefits of Trademark
The following are some of the other benefits:
- Increases the credibility of the goods and services
- Ensure the trust build between consumers
- Allow an easy process for branding and advertising.
Documents required to file the trademark application
Individuals And Sole Proprietorship:
- Copy of the logo, in case of trade mark for word, logo is not required.
- General Power of Attorney on stamp paper is an authorization from the applicant to a Trademark Agent / Attorney for filing the trademark application on his/her behalf.
- ID Proof of the individual or Proprietor.
- Address Proof of the individual or Proprietor.
- User affidavit on stamp paper is trademark is in use before application
Partnership/LLP/Company/Small Enterprise /Startups/Others:
- Copy of Logo, in case of trade mark for word, logo is not required.
- Power of Attorney on the stamp paper.
- Incorporation Certificate or Partnership Deed.
- ID Proof of the Signatory.
- Address proof of the Signatory
- User affidavit on stamp paper is trademark is in use before application
Trademark Registration Process
There are 4 steps in trademark registration.
Step 1: Trademark Search
The first step is Trademark search. This process is all about checking the availability of trademark. In case similar marks are found, check the description to see if the mark represents the same set of goods or services proposed by you.
Step 2: Application Preparation
An application for registration is prepared in Form TM-A .
Step 3: Application Filing
The application can be filed through both online and offline mode
Offline:In case, if you opt for offline mode, then fill the application and physically hand it over to the registrar of the trademark office.
It will take around 15-20 days to receive the acknowledgment receipt.
Online: if you apply through online mode, you will receive the acknowledgment receipt after 1 hour afterwards you are eligible to use the trademark(™) along with the brand name.
Step 4: Government Processing
Once a trade mark application is filed and the Government process the application, the status of the trade mark application must be checked periodically. In case of objection, an objection reply must be submitted by the applicant within 30 days. Similarly, in case of opposition, the applicant must respond in a time-bound manner to allay the concerns of the counter-party.
Why TaxMyTax
We help you to file your Trademark Application with complete online support. You need not to step outside your home and we guide you to enter into the business world hasselfree. At Tax My Tax , our team helps you to understand the concept and documentation require to file the application.
- Documentation as per Trade Marks Act,1999
- Professional Assistance
- Dedicated Team
- Time required: 3-4 working days
- 100% Online Process
Frequently Asked Questions
No. A trademark is territorial which means it would only be valid for India if a trademark is acquired.
Normally, a trademark is owned by the company that uses the mark. Simply coming up with the idea for a trademark does not create rights in that mark. In some instances, a trademark can be owned by one company or individual and another company is authorized, or licensed, to use the mark.
TM signifies a trademark.TM denotes that you are claiming a right to use your brand as a trademark, although it may not yet be registered with the relevant IP office. (R) signifies that your trademark is officially registered with the IP office in the country and for the goods and services that you are using it for.
1.) Name – Coco Chanel is a perfect example of a name that is a trademark. … 2.) Symbol – The McDonalds golden arch is a classic example of a symbol trademark.
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