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Trademark Registration Renewal Process and
Forms

Trademark renewal
India is developing a wide margin as a goal for trade. With it, the interest for trademark registration is growing. Trademarks likewise should be renewal within 10 years, so we're going to see a significantly greater bounce in the complete trademarks in presence in India throughout the years. Ideally, the trademark renewal must be filed before the expiry of the mark. In any event a half year prior, to be filed. The trademark renewal application structure ought to be arranged and recorded before the cutoff time to appreciate the constant security of the trademark with no odds of a case. In doing as such, the trademark reestablishment broadens the term of the trademark by one more decade. This is finished by recording TM-12 with the recommended expense of Rs. 4000. On the off chance that an individual neglects to recharge the trademark, the imprint gets obligated to be expelled. Given the significance of the trademark to a brand, reestablishment is critical.

Procedure of TM renewal
Trademark Renewal solicitations can be documented within 6 months before the expiry of registration or renwal. Prior to expiry of the registration of a trademark, the Registrar will send a notification as a suggestion to the registered trademark owner regarding the lapse and conditions with regards to the renewal of trademark. In the event that the trademark registration isn't renewed according to the recommended conditions, at that point the Registrar can expel the trademark from the trademark register. On the off chance that one misses the cutoff time for the trademark recharging demand, it very well may be recorded within 6 months after the expiry of trademark registration or the restoration as the case may be in the recommended way alongside with late penalty fees.

The trademark renewal can done be in two different ways:

1. You can apply renewal to change any sign or words in the previously existing exchange mark.

2. You can apply renewal without a change.

Process and Forms
1. The Trademark renewal application is made in form TM-12

2. The application can be made by either owner of the trademark or an agent authorised by him

3. It is significant that you take the assistance of an expert to petition for Trademark renewal of a trademark application to guarantee that the Trademark is all around protected. This is on the grounds that you might need to widen the extent of insurance. After all, if your brand has survived 10 years, it’s likely that it would have outgrown the classes you had first registered it under.

4. Filing a trademark renewal application expands assurance by an additional 10 years. The trademark registration are valid for an additional 10 years, and must be renewed before expiry.
         

Documents Required for Trademark Renewal

Just Scanned Copies are required, Scanned duplicate of PAN Card of all chiefs and Aadhar card/Voter ID/Passport/Driving

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Patnership Deed*

Only in case of Partnership

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Board Resolution *

Only in case of applicant is a company

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Brand

A soft copy of trademark to be registered

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Power Of Attorney

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

What do you get

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Acknowledgement Slip

A TM registration acknowledgement slip with payment details

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Trademark Form

A stamped copy of form TM authority bearing trademark application number



Advantages of Trademark Renewal


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Legal Protection

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

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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.

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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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