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Trademark Hearing Process and What Documents Required?

Trademark Hearing Step 1

Trademark hearing is very important appearance before the Registrar of Trademarks through trademark lawyer for expelling the objections raised under provided examination report after Trademark Registration application. The probability for trademark objection are high these days and trademark hearing occurs if the Trademark registrar doesn't get happy with the reply against the objection raised up in the examination report.Subsequent to presenting the reply within 30 days from the date of issuance of the examination report, the registrar experiences the reply and read every submissions made in that.

Trademark Hearing Step 2

It is at the discretion of the registrar whether to acknowledge the submissions and accept the field reply. On the off chance that unsatisfied with the trademark examiner answer recorded, the trademark status will get changed to "Ready for show cause hearing" and in few months hearing notification will be given inside which the date and time of the conference will be referenced. The name of the concerned hearing official will be referenced around the same time of the trademark hearing. It is critical to follow your trademark status online all together n order prevent your brand name getting abandoned.

Documents required

Documents for the trademark hearing vary from case to case, but few of the documents are mentioned below for reference

1. Power of Attorney to be executed in favor of trademark attorney/trademark lawyer

2. Letter of authorization – In Order to authorize the attorney or any person for attending the hearing an authorization letter shall be given by the applicant.

3. Affidavit- The date of usage plays a crucial role in getting your trademark registered. In the affidavit prepared the applicant must give the complete details about the usage of the brand name.

4. Proof of Business

5. Examination Report

Documents Required for Trademark Hearing

Just Scanned Copies are required, Scanned duplicate of Power of Attorney of all chiefs, Letter of authorization, Affidavit, Proof of Business, Examination Report

Patnership Deed*

Only in case of Partnership

Board Resolution *

Only in case of applicant is a company

Brand

A soft copy of trademark to be registered

Power Of Attorney

Duly signed by the applicant to authorise us to file an application on their behalf

What do you get

Acknowledgement Slip

A TM registration acknowledgement slip with payment details

Trademark Form

A stamped copy of form TM authority bearing trademark application number

Advantages of Trademark Hearing

Legal Protection

The proprietor of a registered trademark is permitted to take action or sue for loss or damages caused by any third party.

Brand esteem

Trademark registration makes a intellectual property of a company.An enlisted trademark can be sold or can diversified, or authorized to produce income.

Trust or Goodwill

Client wants to purchase item from a brand or organization whose trademark is applied/ registered with Trademark authority. Client feels secure about the dependability of the brand.

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