Trademark Registration

Register your Trademark Online. It is now easier than ever!

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What is Trademark Registration?

It can be described as the distinctive identification that stands out from the rest of the product or service. A emblem, an image, a symbol, a phrase, a tone, a scent, a colour combination or a graphic may be a specific identification or expression. Many organisations typically either pursue logo or name registration. If you have developed a new concept or logo, it is only by filing it as a trademark that you preserve it as your own unique name. An proprietary property or intangible property of your company is a registered trademark. The investment made on the logo or name is defensive. It serves as a protective shield.

In our country, trademarks are registered with the Ministry of Business and Commerce, Government of India, General Controller of Patents, designs and trademarks. Under the Act called The Trade Mark Act, 1999, you can easily register the trademark which you want. The registration grants you the right to sue anyone who threaten to copy your mark. Furthermore, nobody else can use a trademark identical to that of another user. You can use a R symbol when you enter a trademark and the trademark is valid up to 10 years from the day the trademark is registered. Inside 3 days, you can quickly get a TM. It takes up to 2 years to get a ®, though.

Benefits of Trademark Registration

Legal Protection

Trademarks are classified as intellectual property and are therefore protected from infringement. You can use Symbol “TM” with your products.

Builds Trust

Everyone recogonize you through your trademark, It is the established quality of your product. It helps in creating permanent
customers

Service Differentiates

It helps your customers to find your product easily. It makes you different from your competitors and other products available in the
market

Use of ® Symbol

Once you register your trademark, you can use the ® symbol on your logo mentioning that you are the legal owner of it and no one
can use it

Documents Required For Trademark Registration

Trademark

Copy of Logo

Applicant Details

Name, address, state of incorporation

Form 48

Filled Form 48

Service

Goods or services offered

Power of Attorney

Signed Power of Attorney by Applicant

Address

registration address of the business

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Trademark Combinations

you can trademark any one of the mentioned things or even a combination of the following:

Letter

Phrase

Sound marks

Word

Graphics

Number

Logo

Mix of colors

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What a trademark means?

A trademark is a brand name. A trademark or service mark includes any word, name, symbol, device, or any combination, used or intended to be used to identify and distinguish the goods/services of one seller or provider from those of others, and to indicate the source of the goods/services.

What is trademark in simple words?

A trademark (or trade mark) is a way for a business to help people to identify the products that the business makes from products made by another business. A trademark can be a name, word, phrase, symbol, logo, design, or picture. It can only be used on things made by the business that owns the trademark.

What is an example of a trademark?

Term, expression or symbol identifying a corporation or product are trademarks. They discriminate between a company and its competitors’ goods or services. There was a mistake. Such trademark examples include acronyms (such as NBC, IBM) as well as logos, stylised fonts, and even colours.

What are the three types of trademarks?

Three different types of trademarks can be registered:

A word or design mark
A certification mark
A distinguishing guise

Can I put TM on my logo?

Indeed, the (TM) symbol has no legal value. Without registering the sign, you can use it on any label used by the organisation. A new sentence, slogan, text or concept, which a corporation plans to file through the USPTO, is the most common use of the TM symbol.

What's the difference between R and TM?

TM stands for a brand’s trademark. TM states that, although you may not have been licenced with the appropriate IP office, you claim a right to use the name as a trademark. Ⓡ means that the IP office in the country and the products and services you use with your mark are legally registered in that country.

What happens if you don't have a trademark?

However, if you do not have a registered trademark, you are legally not entitled to your name or brand. Even your name or your brand may not be yours.