About the Process

LOW FILING COST

Transparent pricing for protecting your intellectual property.

BASIC PLAN
₹1,999
FOR SOLO FOUNDERS / STARTUPS

(Plus Government / ROC Fees)

  • REGISTER TRADEMARK
  • DRAFTING THE APPLICATION
  • STATUS UPDATE AND POST-FILING SUPPORT

ADD-ONS (Post-Filing Support)

Handling objections and hearings, billed only if needed.

  • RESPONDING TO EXAMINATION REPORT / OBJECTION ₹1,500 PER REPLY
  • ATTENDING A HEARING ₹5,000 PER HEARING

    (If the examiner is not satisfied with the written response)

These services ensure your trademark application is successful even when faced with challenges.

Please note: All prices listed are excluding GST. 18% GST and government taxes apply.

Trademark Registration Readiness™

Step 1 – Check your trademark readiness

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    Step 1 – Trademark search

    • Identify whether similar or identical marks already exist.
    • Choose correct class(es) based on goods / services.
    • Adjust spelling, logo style, or taglines to avoid conflicts.

    Step 2 – Vienna codification

    • For device / logo marks, figurative elements are classified.
    • Helps smooth search and examination by the Registry.

    Step 3 – Filing the application (Form TM-A)

    • Applicant details, mark details, class and description filed.
    • Govt. fee depends on whether you are individual/startup/MSME or other entity.
    • Application number is generated and you can start using ™.

    Step 4 – Formality check

    • Registry checks if forms, documents and basic details are in order.
    • Defects, if any, are pointed out for correction.

    Step 5 – Examination

    • Examiner checks distinctiveness, conflicts and legal compliance.
    • An examination report is issued with acceptance or objections.

    Step 6 – Reply & hearing (if required)

    • Legal reply to objections filed within deadline.
    • Hearings may be scheduled where oral submissions are made.

    Step 7 – Publication in Trademark Journal

    • Accepted mark is advertised in the Journal for public notice.
    • Any person can oppose within 4 months of publication.

    Step 8 – Opposition (if any)

    • Notice of opposition, counter-statement, evidence & hearings.
    • On success, your application proceeds; else it may be refused.

    Step 9 – Registration & renewals

    • Trademark Registration Certificate issued.
    • Valid for 10 years from filing date, renewable for further 10-year blocks.
    • Renewals, rectifications and assignments handled using TM-R / TM-P etc.

    Individuals & Sole Proprietors

    • Form TM-A & Form-48.
    • Logo (if any) in high-resolution.
    • Identity proof – Aadhaar / PAN / Passport / DL.
    • Address proof – utility bill / bank statement / voter ID.
    • User affidavit (date of first use, if any).

    Partnership firms

    • Form TM-A & Form-48.
    • Partnership deed / registration certificate.
    • ID & address proof of signatory.
    • Firm PAN, MSME & Startup certificates (if applicable).
    • User affidavit.

    Companies & LLPs

    • Form TM-A & Form-48.
    • Incorporation certificate / LLP deed.
    • ID & address proof of authorised signatory.
    • Company / LLP PAN, MSME & Startup recognition (if any).
    • Logo (if applicable) and user affidavit.

    Trusts, NGOs & others

    • Form TM-A & Form-48.
    • Trust deed / registration certificate & PAN.
    • GST certificate (if applicable).
    • ID & address proof of authorised signatory.
    • User affidavit and logo file.

    Legal & commercial benefits

    • Exclusive rights & strong legal remedies for infringement.
    • Right to use the ® symbol after registration.
    • 10-year protection with unlimited renewals.
    • Helps in licensing, franchising, and attracting investors.

    Brand & market benefits

    • Creates unique identity and trust with customers.
    • Protects against look-alike brands and counterfeiters.
    • Helps in global protection through Madrid Protocol routes.
    • Becomes a valuable asset on your balance sheet.

    Goods – common startup classes

    • Class 9 – software, apps, electronics, scientific devices.
    • Class 25 – clothing, footwear, headgear.

    Services – common startup classes

    • Class 35 – advertising, business management & consulting.
    • Class 41 – education, training, entertainment.

    Total classes: 1–34 for goods and 35–45 for services.

    Quick Compare – Trademark vs Copyright vs Patent

    • Protects brand identity – name, logo, label, colour, shape, sound.
    • Used for businesses, products, services and startups building a brand.
    • Registered under the Trade Marks Act, 1999 for renewable 10-year blocks.
    • Best when you want to stop others using confusingly similar names / logos.
    • Protects creative expression – books, content, designs, music, code, films.
    • Arises automatically on creation; registration gives strong legal proof.
    • Term is generally author’s life + 60 years in India.
    • Best for content creators, agencies, software, media and design-heavy businesses.
    • Protects technical inventions – products, processes, formulations.
    • Requires novelty, inventive step and industrial applicability.
    • Exclusive rights usually for 20 years from filing.
    • Best for deep-tech, product R&D, pharma, hardware and scalable technology IP.
    Unsure which one you need? Use this snapshot + a quick consult to design the right IP mix for your startup – brand, content and technology together.

    What founders are saying?

    Real experiences from business owners who registered their trademark through us.

    Pro tip: file early, even if you are still refining the logo. Priority date gives you a head-start against copycats.
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    An Easy Guide to Trademark Registration

    Trademark Registration

    In today’s competitive marketplace, a product is often set apart by its unique brand name and distinctive features such as logos, jingles, and packaging designs—elements that together form what is known as a trademark. In our digital age, protecting your brand identity by registering your trademark has become more crucial than ever. Whether you’re launching a new startup, running an established business, or working as an individual entrepreneur, registering your trademark online through nolegalpaisa.com is a critical step to ensure the distinctiveness and exclusivity of your products or services.

    At nolegalpaisa.com, we recognize the vital importance of securing your brand’s identity. We provide expert support in filing for trademarks so that whether you’re a dynamic startup, an established company, or an independent entrepreneur, our experienced team is here to guide you through the complex process of online trademark registration.

    Let nolegalpaisa.com be your trusted partner in protecting your brand identity and safeguarding your intellectual property.

    What is a Trademark?

    Under the framework of the Trademarks Act, 1999, a trademark is defined as a unique identifier that sets apart your products or services from those of your competitors. It can include symbols, designs, expressions, or any distinct feature associated with your brand. Notably, trademarks can be owned by individuals, corporations, or other legal entities, making them accessible to a wide range of applicants. Why Register a Trademark?

    Registering your trademark through nolegalpaisa.com secures your exclusive rights to use the mark in connection with your goods or services. It offers a robust defense against infringement and equips you with the legal authority to act against unauthorized usage. Once registered, your trademark is valid for ten years from the filing date, with the possibility of indefinite renewal.

    Who Can Apply for Online Trademark Registration?

    Online trademark registration is open to a diverse group of applicants, including:

    • · Individuals
    • · Joint owners of companies
    • · Proprietorship firms
    • · Partnership firms (up to ten partners)
    • · Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs)
    • · Indian companies
    • · Foreign companies
    • · Trusts
    • · Societies

    This broad eligibility ensures that various businesses and organizations can protect their brand identities through online trademark registration

    Types of Trademark Registrations

    There are several types of trademarks you can register to protect different aspects of your brand:

    • · Product Mark:
      Used for goods, this mark helps identify the origin of a product and maintains a company’s reputation. Typically, trademarks for tangible products (classes 1-34) fall under this category.
    • · Service Mark:
      Similar to a product mark, a service mark distinguishes services rather than physical goods. It is often used for applications in classes 35-45.
    • · Collective Mark:
      This mark represents specific qualities of products or services provided by a group. It is used by associations, public institutions, or nonprofit entities to collectively safeguard goods and services.
    • · Certification Mark:
      Issued by a certifying authority, this mark verifies that a product meets certain standards regarding origin, composition, or quality. It’s common in industries like electronics, toys, and packaged goods.
    • · Shape Mark:
      This protects the unique shape of a product, provided that the shape is distinctive enough to identify its origin.
    • · Pattern Mark:
      For products with unique, designed patterns that serve as a distinguishing factor, a pattern mark ensures these visual elements are protected.
    • · Sound Mark:
      Associated with distinctive sounds, sound marks (or audio logos) help consumers recognize a brand through its unique audio cues, such as a jingle.
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Trademark registration is the legal process of securing exclusive rights to a brand’s distinctive elements—such as names, logos, or slogans—to differentiate your products or services from competitors. This protection prevents others from using a similar mark without your permission.

    Trademark registration is open to individuals, sole proprietorships, partnership firms, companies (both private and public), LLPs, trusts, and societies. Anyone who uses or intends to use a distinctive mark in commerce can apply.

    You typically need to provide:
    • A clear representation of the trademark (logo, word, or design)
    • Proof of identity (PAN card, Aadhaar, or passport for individuals)
    • Business registration documents (if applicable, such as incorporation certificates or partnership deeds)
    • A description of the goods or services associated with the trademark
    • Additional documents may be required depending on your business structure.

    The process can vary; however, once the application is submitted, it typically takes several months for examination, publication, and resolution of any objections before the trademark is officially registered.

    If the trademark examiner raises objections, you will receive a formal notice. Our team at NoLegalPaisa will help you prepare a robust response and submit the necessary evidence to address the concerns, ensuring your application progresses toward approval.

    Yes, once your application is filed, you will receive a unique reference number that you can use to track its progress through the online portal, ensuring transparency throughout the process.

    Registering your trademark provides legal protection, enhances your brand’s credibility, prevents unauthorized use, and adds value to your business. It also gives you the right to take legal action against infringement.

    Trademark classes categorize goods and services into 45 distinct groups. Our experts at NoLegalPaisa will guide you in selecting the correct class (or classes) based on your business activities, ensuring comprehensive protection of your trademark.

    While not legally mandatory, trademark registration is highly recommended as it provides strong legal backing, helps establish brand identity, and protects your intellectual property rights.

    We offer expert guidance throughout the entire registration process—from initial trademark search and document preparation to application filing, handling objections, and providing updates. Our streamlined online platform makes trademark registration fast, efficient, and hassle-free.

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