Trademark Application – Filing + Objection Reply
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- 1–3 working days
- 100% Online
- Qualified Experts
- Secure Payment
What you get
- Trademark search report
- TM-A filing acknowledgement
- Trademark application number
- Right to use the TM symbol
- Status tracking updates
- Examination report review
- Objection reply drafting and filing
- Supporting affidavit if needed
Documents required
Keep these ready — scanned copies or clear phone photos are fine.
- Brand name or logo (Other) – Mandatory
- PAN and Aadhaar of applicant (Individual) – Mandatory
- Certificate of incorporation or partnership deed (Company) – Optional
- Udyam certificate for MSME fee (Company) – Optional
- DPIIT certificate for startup fee (Company) – Optional
- Signed Form TM-48 power of attorney (Authorised signatory) – Mandatory
- User affidavit if mark already in use (Authorised signatory) – Optional
How it works
1–3 working days to file; registration typically takes several months
- 1Trademark search
- 2We check if your brand is available.
- 3Class selection
- 4We choose the right class and description.
- 5Documents
- 6Share KYC and sign the power of attorney.
- 7Filing
- 8We file Form TM-A online.
- 9Track status
- 10We monitor the application till registration.
About Trademark Application – Filing + Objection Reply
Overview
A registered trademark gives you exclusive rights over your brand name, logo or slogan for the goods or services it is registered for. Registration is done under the Trade Marks Act, 1999 by filing Form TM-A with the Trade Marks Registry.
The process involves trademark search, class selection, filing, examination, publication in the Trade Marks Journal, a four-month opposition period and finally registration. Registration is valid for 10 years and can be renewed indefinitely.
Company Mitra's filing package includes:
- Trademark search and class selection
- Drafting of goods or services specification
- Form TM-A filing and power of attorney
- Status tracking until examination
The government fee is ₹4,500 per class for individuals, startups and small enterprises, and ₹9,000 per class for others, when filed online. You can start using the TM symbol right after filing. Objection reply and hearing, if required, are available as separate services.
Who needs it
- Businesses wanting to protect brand name or logo
- Startups and MSMEs launching a product
- E-commerce sellers needing brand registry
- Professionals and influencers protecting their name
What's included
Included:
- Trademark search for conflicting marks
- Class selection under Nice classification
- Drafting of goods or services description
- Filing of Form TM-A for one class
- Power of attorney Form TM-48 preparation
- Status tracking till examination report
Not included:
- Government fee per class
- Objection reply and hearing
- Opposition proceedings
- Logo design
Filing + Objection Reply plan: Filing plus reply if the Registry raises an objection. Includes: Trademark search report; TM-A filing acknowledgement; Trademark application number; Right to use the TM symbol; Status tracking updates; Examination report review; Objection reply drafting and filing; Supporting affidavit if needed. Government fees, stamp duty and late fees, if any, are charged at actuals.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the government fee?
₹4,500 per class for individuals, startups and small enterprises filing online, and ₹9,000 per class for others.
When can I use TM and the registered symbol?
You can use TM after filing; the registered symbol can be used only after registration.
How long is a trademark valid?
10 years from the date of application, renewable every 10 years.
What if an objection is raised?
A reply must be filed within the prescribed time; we offer objection reply as a separate service.
Compliances after this
- Reply to examination report if objection is raised
- Monitor publication and opposition period
- Renew trademark every 10 years
Penalty for delay / non-compliance
Falsely representing an unregistered mark as registered, such as using the registered symbol before registration, is an offence under Section 107 of the Trade Marks Act, 1999.
