Trademark Registration

Overview

One registration, exclusive rights for a decade

A registered trademark gives you the exclusive legal right to use your brand name, logo, or slogan across India, and the standing to stop others from using something confusingly similar. Filed correctly the first time, with the right class and a clean search behind it, it's the single strongest protection a growing brand can have.

Nationwide exclusive rights

Once registered, no one else can legally use a similar name or logo in your class of goods or services, anywhere in India.

Right class, right search

We run a thorough prior-mark search and pick the correct class so your application isn't blocked or objected to later.

Ten years, renewable indefinitely

Protection lasts 10 years from filing and can be renewed every 10 years after that, for as long as you keep using and renewing it.

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Tax regime

Annual income (₹)

₹

₹0₹25L₹50L+

Estimated tax payable

₹ 97,500

Effective rate 6.5% · new regime on ₹15,00,000

Taxable income₹ 14,25,000

Tax as per slabs₹ 93,750

Health & education cess (4%)+₹ 3,750

The New Regime saves you ₹ 1,59,900 compared to the Old Regime.

Illustrative estimate for FY 2025-26 — assumes salaried income eligible for the standard deduction, and includes the Section 87A rebate and 4% cess. Surcharge is applied at a flat rate without its own marginal relief. Does not account for other deductions or individual circumstances. Book a consultation for an exact figure.

Simple, from start to finish

How it works

Trademark search

We check the mark against existing registrations and applications to flag conflicts before you file.

Class & application prep

We identify the correct class(es) and prepare the application with all supporting documents.

Filing with the Registry

Your application is filed on the Trade Marks Registry portal and you receive the application number immediately.

Examination & follow-through

We track the examination report and handle any objections or hearings until the mark proceeds to registration.

Application filed within 3–5 days; registration typically takes 12–18 months government-side

Questions

Frequently asked

01How long does a registered trademark last?

10 years from the date of filing, and it can be renewed every 10 years after that indefinitely — there's no cap on how long you can keep renewing.

02What happens if I don't register and someone else uses my brand name?

Without registration, you can only rely on common law 'passing off' claims, which are harder and slower to prove in court. Registration gives you a statutory right that's far easier to enforce.

03What's the difference between a trademark and a copyright?

A trademark protects brand identifiers — names, logos, slogans — used to distinguish your goods or services. Copyright protects original creative works like writing, art, or software. Most brands need both, for different assets.

04How do I check if my brand name is already taken?

We run a search on the Trade Marks Registry database across relevant classes before filing, covering identical and deceptively similar marks — not just exact name matches.

05Why book a consultation instead of filing this myself?

The Registry portal will let you file into the wrong class or with a weak search, and you won't find out until an objection arrives months later. Getting the classification and prior search right the first time is what actually determines whether your mark sails through or gets stuck in objections.

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