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Trademark Filing

Filing applications under the Trade Marks Act 1999 across all 45 classes, including device marks, word marks, and series marks.

Examination Response

Drafting detailed replies to examination reports, addressing absolute and relative grounds of refusal under Sections 9 and 11.

Opposition Proceedings

Filing and contesting Notices of Opposition under Section 21, including Counter-Statement drafting and evidence filing.

Rectification Petition

Filing petitions under Section 57 before the Trade Marks Registry or the Intellectual Property Division of the High Court for cancellation or variation of registered marks.

Trademark Watch

Monitoring the Trade Marks Journal for conflicting applications and advising on opposition strategy.

Portfolio Management

Multi-class portfolio management, renewal filings, and assignment or licensing recordal.

Frequently Asked Questions

The process typically takes 18–36 months from filing to registration, depending on examination objections and third-party oppositions. E-filed applications generally receive examination reports within 12 months.
The government filing fee is ₹4,500 per class for individuals, start-ups, and small enterprises, and ₹9,000 per class for companies.
Yes. A single applicant can file for multiple classes either as separate applications or as a multi-class application. Each class attracts a separate government fee.
You must file a written reply within 30 days addressing the objections raised. If the Examiner is not satisfied, a hearing is scheduled. IPCogito Legal drafts comprehensive examination replies and represents clients at hearings.
A word mark protects the text of the brand name in any font or style. A device mark protects a specific logo or stylised representation. Both can be registered independently or together.