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Review the mark, the goods or services and how it is used.
Service guide · Trademarks
Protect the name you are building.
Trademark search, class review, application preparation and filing support for a name, logo or combination mark. Starting from ₹9,899.
Service guide last reviewed: 20 October 2026
Starting price₹9,899Official filing fees are separate
Best forBrand ownersNames, logos and combination marks
Main inputMark + goods/servicesApplicant details and use evidence
Filing targetConfirmed in writingAfter search and class review
Who this is for.
A trademark application is a legal filing, not a directory listing. The mark, the goods or services and the class need to be considered together.
- Founders launching a brand name, logo or product identity.
- Businesses already using a mark without registration.
- Service providers, product brands, restaurants and creators.
- Applicants who need help with class selection or have received an objection.
What to keep ready.
The clearer the mark and the goods/services description, the fewer questions there are at filing. A search can still raise issues after the application is filed.
The markA clear, high-resolution logo file or the exact word mark to be filed.
Applicant detailsName, entity type, address and PAN/GSTIN where available.
Goods or servicesA plain description of what the mark is used for and where.
Class informationClasses you think apply, or the information needed for us to review them.
Use evidenceDate of first use and invoices, packaging, menus or advertising where available.
Earlier applicationsAny previous search results, applications or examination reports.
How the work runs.
The aim is a clean filing with the right mark and class. Registration itself is a separate examination process controlled by the Registry.
Search and classify
Run a preliminary search and discuss the relevant class or classes.
Prepare and file
Prepare the application and file it with the applicant details.
Monitor and explain
Share the application reference and explain examination next steps.
Timeline, qualified.
Filing is the part we control. Examination, objections, publication and opposition are Registry-driven and can take longer than expected.
What can move the date
- Search results and similar marks already on record.
- The number and breadth of classes selected.
- Applicant details and signed authorisation documents.
- Registry examination and any objection raised.
- Opposition, hearing or evidence requirements.
Common mistakes to avoid.
Filing without checking for similar marks or brand conflicts.
Choosing a class that does not match the actual goods or services.
Using a logo file that is unclear or not the mark actually used.
Treating the application as a completed registration.
Ignoring an examination report or objection deadline.
Questions brand owners ask before filing.
FAQs last reviewed: 20 October 2026
Does the starting price include the government fee?
No. The ₹9,899 starting price covers professional search, preparation and filing support. Official trademark filing fees are separate unless a written quote says otherwise.
Is trademark registration guaranteed?
No. Filing starts the process. The Registry examines the application and may raise objections, and third parties may oppose it. We can explain and scope any response separately.
Should I file the name, the logo or both?
It depends on how the mark is used and what you want to protect. A word mark, device mark or combination can be appropriate; we discuss the options before filing.
How long does registration take?
Examination and registration timelines vary and are controlled by the Registry. We confirm a filing target, not a registration date.
What happens if there is an objection?
We can review the examination report or objection, explain the options and quote the response work separately.
Have the mark, applicant and goods or services ready?
Send the mark and the goods or services. We will confirm the starting point, what is included and the next step.