Trademark Registration Consultant in Delhi – Online Brand & Logo Registration in India | Koop India
Protect Your Brand with Trademark Registration in India
Secure exclusive legal rights over your company name, logo, and slogan. File Form TM-A online in 24 hours and start using the ™ symbol from Day 1. End-to-end IP assistance from comprehensive search to final ® registration certificate.
™ Symbol on Day 1
Use instantly upon filing
10-Year Protection
Renewable indefinitely
50% Govt. Fee Rebate
For MSME & Startups
Free Trademark Search
Before submitting TM-A
All 45 Classes
Goods & Services covered
Objection Support
Section 9 & 11 legal reply
Check Brand Availability
Verify your mark against 15M+ registered trademarks
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Types of Trademarks You Can Register in India
The Trade Marks Act, 1999 allows protection of various distinct brand identifiers under 45 classification systems.
Word Mark
Protects brand names, business names, product names in standard text form.
Device Mark (Logo)
Protects visual logos, designs, stylized typography, or graphical representations.
Composite Mark
Combines both name and logo in a single application for comprehensive protection.
Tagline / Slogan
Protects distinctive catchphrases, marketing slogans, and marketing taglines.
Sound Mark
Protects distinctive musical jingles, audio branding, or sonic logos.
3D / Shape Mark
Protects distinctive 3D product shapes, packaging, or bottle silhouettes.
7-Step Trademark Registration Process
From the initial availability search to the final registration certificate—our legal team manages every single stage.
Comprehensive TM Search
Our IP attorneys conduct an in-depth phonetic, visual, and well-known trademark search on the official IP India registry to assess registrability and flag potential conflicts before filing.
Class Selection & Strategy
We analyze your business activities to identify the correct class(es) under the NICE classification (1–45). Proper class selection is critical to ensure broad, enforceable protection without paying for redundant classes.
Form TM-A Drafting & Filing
We draft and file your Trademark Application (Form TM-A) directly on the IP India portal. You receive an official Application Number with an acknowledgment receipt on the same day.
Start Using ™ Symbol
From the moment Form TM-A is submitted and the application number is generated, you can legally affix the ™ symbol next to your brand name, logo, or tagline.
Examination & Objection Handling
The Trademark Examiner reviews the application. If an objection is raised under Section 9 or 11, our legal team drafts and submits a formal legal reply (TM-O) within the mandatory 30-day window.
Journal Publication & Opposition
Once accepted, the trademark is published in the official Trademark Journal for 4 months to allow public opposition. If opposed, our attorneys handle counter-statements and represent you at hearings.
Registration & ® Certificate
If no opposition is filed (or once resolved in your favor), the Registrar issues the official Trademark Registration Certificate. You can now proudly use the ® symbol for the next 10 years.
Explore Popular Trademark Classes
Trademarks are categorized into 45 classes (1–34 for Goods, 35–45 for Services). Here are the most frequently filed classes in India.
Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare
Medicines, baby food, dietary supplements, medical preparations.
Electronics, Software & AI
Computers, software, apps, electronic hardware, eyewear.
Clothing, Footwear & Apparel
Garments, fashion apparel, footwear, headwear, uniforms.
Meat, Dairy & Edible Oils
Processed foods, dairy products, edible oils, dry fruits, jams.
Coffee, Tea, Spices & Bakery
Staples, flour, bakery items, spices, snacks, confectionery.
Beverages, Water & Juices
Mineral water, aerated drinks, fruit juices, non-alcoholic drinks.
Advertising, Business & Retail
E-commerce stores, retail outlets, business management, marketing.
Finance, Real Estate & Fintech
Banking, lending apps, insurance, real estate agencies.
Education, Training & Media
Schools, EdTech, coaching centers, publishing, entertainment.
IT, Software & SaaS
Software development, SaaS platforms, cloud hosting, tech consulting.
Restaurants, Hotels & Cafes
Food delivery, cloud kitchens, hotels, catering, bars, cafes.
Medical, Beauty & Wellness
Clinics, hospitals, salons, spas, wellness centers, diagnostics.
Need assistance determining your exact class and avoiding duplicate government fees?
Documents Required for Trademark Registration
Keep these ready for same-day Form TM-A submission. We guide you through digital signing and affidavit drafting.
Individual / Proprietorship
- PAN Card & Aadhaar Card of Applicant
- Brand Name, Logo, or Tagline in high resolution
- Signed Form TM-48 (Power of Attorney)
- Address Proof (Passport, Voter ID, or Utility Bill)
- User Affidavit with documentary proof if claiming prior use
Startups (DPIIT Recognized)
- DPIIT Recognition Certificate (50% Govt. Fee Rebate)
- PAN Card of the Entity / Directors
- Certificate of Incorporation / Partnership Deed
- Signed Form TM-48 (Power of Attorney)
- Brand Logo / Word Mark Details
- User Affidavit with earliest proof of use
Pvt Ltd / LLP / OPC
- Certificate of Incorporation & MOA/AOA / LLP Agreement
- Company / LLP PAN Card
- PAN & Aadhaar Cards of Authorized Director / Partner
- Signed Board Resolution or Authorization Letter
- Signed Form TM-48 (Power of Attorney)
- MSME / Udyam Registration (for 50% Govt Fee Rebate)
Trust / Society / Partnership
- Partnership Deed / Trust Deed / Society Registration
- PAN Card of the Firm / Trust / Society
- Identity Proof of all Partners / Trustees
- Authorization Letter signed by all Partners
- Signed Form TM-48 (Power of Attorney)
- Proof of brand usage (invoices, marketing collateral)
Don't Let Someone Else Own Your Brand Name
Search before you invest. Check whether your brand name or logo is legally available for trademark registration across all 45 classes in India.
Government Fees & 50% MSME Rebate
Under Trade Marks Rules, startups and MSMEs enjoy a 50% government fee reduction on Form TM-A filings.
| Feature / Legal Scope | Individual / MSME / Startup | Other Companies / Entities | Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official Govt. Filing Fee | 50% Rebate with MSME / DPIIT | Standard Government Fee | Official Ministry Subsidy |
| Time to File Form TM-A | 24–48 Hours | 24–48 Hours | Fast track filing by Koop India |
| Legal Right to use ™ | Day 1 (from filing) | Day 1 (from filing) | Instant brand signaling |
| Free Pre-Filing TM Search | Included (Full Report) | Included (Full Report) | Prevents wasted govt fees |
| Examination Report Monitoring | Active tracking | Active tracking | Zero missed deadlines |
| Objection Reply Drafting | Attorney drafted | Attorney drafted | Section 9 & 11 legal replies |
| Opposition Defense Support | Available | Available | Hearing representation |
| Validity Period | 10 Years (Renewable) | 10 Years (Renewable) | Indefinite renewal rights |
Trade Marks Registry, Dwarka, New Delhi
Applications filed through Koop India for Delhi NCR fall under the jurisdiction of the Trade Marks Registry, Plot No. 32, Sector 14, Dwarka, New Delhi - 110078 covering Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Chandigarh, Uttar Pradesh & Uttarakhand.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Trademark Registration in India
Trademark Registration is the legal process of protecting your brand name, logo, tagline, or any unique identifier under the Trade Marks Act, 1999 in India. Any individual, startup, company, LLP, or partnership firm that wants exclusive legal rights over their brand identity should apply. It's especially critical for businesses planning to scale, franchise, or expand into new markets.
™ (TM) symbol can be used as soon as you file your trademark application—it indicates a pending trademark. ® (Registered) symbol can only be used after your trademark is officially registered and a registration certificate is issued. Misusing ® before registration is a legal offence in India.
The application can be filed within 1–2 working days. However, complete registration (getting the ® certificate) typically takes 18–24 months, subject to examination, objections, opposition, and journal publication. If there are no objections, it may be faster. You can legally use the ™ symbol from the filing date.
Trademarks are registered under 45 classes—Classes 1–34 cover goods and Classes 35–45 cover services. Choosing the correct class is critical because protection is class-specific. For example, a food brand should file under Class 30 or 43. Koop India's experts analyze your business and recommend the most appropriate classes to maximize protection.
After examination, the Trademark Office may issue an Examination Report raising objections. You must file a reply (TM-O) within 30 days. If the objection is not resolved, a hearing is scheduled. Koop India's team drafts strong legal replies and represents you in hearings to ensure the best possible outcome.
Generally, no. The Trademark Office checks for similarity with existing marks in the same class. However, identical marks may coexist if they are in completely different classes and there's no likelihood of confusion. For famous marks, protection extends beyond the registered class.
Yes. A trademark registered in India gives nationwide protection under The Trade Marks Act, 1999. For international protection, you need to file under the Madrid Protocol, which Koop India can also assist with.
After publication in the Trademark Journal, third parties have 4 months to oppose your mark by filing TM-O. If opposed, you must file a counter-statement (TM-O) within 2 months. Our legal team handles opposition proceedings, files counter-statements, and represents you before the Hearing Officer.
A registered trademark is valid for 10 years from the date of filing. It can be renewed indefinitely every 10 years by filing Form TM-R and paying the renewal fee. If renewal is missed, there's a 6-month grace period with a surcharge. Koop India sends renewal reminders and handles the renewal process.
It is risky. If someone is using an unregistered mark as a prior user, they can oppose your application or file a passing-off action. A thorough trademark search before filing is essential. Koop India conducts comprehensive searches—including common law searches—to assess conflicts before you apply.