Trademark Registration
Your brand is usually the most valuable thing you own and the easiest to lose. Until a mark is registered, anyone can adopt something confusingly similar and you have very little to say about it. We search the register properly first, pick the right class, and file — you can use ™ from the day of filing and ® once it registers.
- Pricing
- Fixed professional fee
- Review
- Maker–checker on every filing
- Queries
- Departmental replies included
What you get
Included in this engagement
- Public search of the trademark register for conflicting marks
- Advice on distinctiveness and the risk of objection
- Selection of the correct class or classes under the Nice classification
- Preparation and filing of Form TM-A
- Filing under the MSME or startup fee concession where you qualify
- Right to use the ™ symbol from the date of filing
- Monitoring of the application through examination and publication
- Delivery of the registration certificate once granted
Checklist
Documents required
- 1
Name or logo to be registered, in high resolution
- 2
Applicant details — name, address and constitution of the entity
- 3
PAN and Aadhaar of the proprietor, or incorporation documents for a company
- 4
Udyam certificate or DPIIT recognition, to claim the reduced fee
- 5
Description of the goods or services the mark will be used for
- 6
Date of first use, with proof, if the mark is already in use
- 7
Signed Form TM-48 authorising us to act on your behalf
Good to know
- Government fee is charged separately per class per applicant. Registration typically takes 12 to 24 months if no objection or opposition is raised — the ™ right, however, starts from the filing date.
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The boring things, done reliably.
Compliance is not glamorous work. It is deadlines met, numbers that tie, and someone picking up when you call. That is what we optimise for.
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- Serving Indore & India
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Priced before we start
Every service on this site carries its fee. You get a written scope and a number before any work begins, and the invoice matches it.
Two people on every filing
Nothing goes to a department on one pair of eyes. A second professional reviews the return before it is submitted.
A person, not a ticket
You get a named associate who knows your file, reachable on WhatsApp, not a queue and a different voice every call.
We watch the calendar
Once you are on our books we track your due dates and reach out before the deadline, not after the late fee.
Next step
Start your trademark registration.
Send us your details and we will come back with a written scope, the exact document list and a confirmed timeline — usually the same working day.
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