Trademark Renewal

A trademark is any one-of-a-kind expression that differentiates a product or service from others. This expression could take the form of a word, a slogan, a photograph, a logo, a graphic, a colour scheme, a sound, or even a fragrance.

A registered trademark is valid for ten years. After then, it must be renewed. You do not need to be concerned if you neglect to renew your trademark because you will be notified in advance at your registered office. Companies frequently forget to renew their trademarks. As a result, 6 months before the expiration date, the Registrar informs them of the same. If you do not take action, the Registrar will issue a notification stating that your trademark will be removed from the Trade Marks Journal. It’s a lengthy procedure that takes at least 6-12 months after the expiration date. So, before that, you can just pay the fine to the government to renew it.

Register a Company in 6 Easy Steps

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Submit a Form

The TM-R form is used to submit a renewal application.

Application Filing

Either the Trademark's registered owner or an agent authorised by him can file the application.

Renewal Application

A trademark renewal application extends the term of the trademark for another ten years.

Handled by the Registrar

It is critical to monitor the status of your Trademark Renewal application on a regular basis after filing it until it is handled by the registrar.

Processing

The Trademark Journal is an official publication of the Trademark Registry that oversees the status of trademark applications, whether they are accepted or rejected. It is then advertised in if it is accepted. As a result, the renewal process should begin 3 to 6 months before the trademark expires.

Your Company is Registered ​​

The application is filed using Form-18, along with the required payments. Before being approved for renewal, the application is assessed for quality.

What is Trademark renewal

Trademarks are valid for ten years and can be renewed indefinitely. The Registrar has given you a six-month opportunity to do so, beginning six months before the expiration date. Even if you forget, which even major corporations are prone to, you will receive a warning to your registered address before to the expiration date. If you do not file for renewal, the registrar may publish an announcement in the Trade Marks Journal stating that the trademark will be removed. However, this is unlikely to occur until 12 months following the expiration date. Through a process known as’ restoration, ‘ trademark registration can be renewed between 6 and 12 months after it expires for a fee.

Trademark Renewal Needed For

  • Unique Identity
  • Continues to be Protected by Law
  • Trust or Goodwill

Document Required For Trademark Renewal

  • power of attorney to represent the applicant
  • copy of registration certificate
  • The applicant’s photo id and proof of address
  • a copy of the trademark registration application form (form tm-A)

The Following is a Checklist for Trademark Renewal

  • Existence of a registered trademark that the proprietor owns and is subject to renewal.
  • It is necessary to examine the intent for commercial use in order to determine eligibility.
  • By conducting a trademark search of the eminent and licenced trademark database, you can ensure that there are no comparable trademarks.
  • If there is a trademark problem, it is advisable to seek legal advice in order to find a workable solution.
  • Obtain and draught a renewal application while adhering to all applicable criteria.

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