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A trademark is valid for 10 years. To avoid issues or interruptions, it must be renewed within this period. The renewal application should be filed no later than 6 months before the registration expires.
Who Can Obtain a Trademark Renewal
- Individual
- Joint Owner
- Limited Liability Partnership
- Trust or Society
- Proprietorship Firm
- Partnership Firm
Documents required
Details of the Applicant
> Name, Address, Nationality of the applicant
> Corporate body/other entity need to provide with a registration certificate
Power of Attorney
A candidate must sign the power of attorney rightfully if they are registering for Trademark Renewal through any advocate or legal firm.
TM Certificate
Trademark Registration Certificate issued by the Ministry.
Copy of TM-A
The application filed with the TM Registry for its registration is to be provided.
Benefits of Trademark Renewal Services:
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Continuous Legal Protection
- Ensures uninterrupted ownership and exclusive rights over the trademark.
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Avoids Risk of Expiry
- Prevents the trademark from becoming invalid or open to claims by others.
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Brand Identity Preservation
- Protects the reputation and goodwill associated with the brand.
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Prevents Legal Disputes
- Safeguards against unauthorized use or infringement by competitors.
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Economic Advantage
- Maintains the value of the trademark as a business asset for licensing or franchising.
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Long-Term Security
- Renewal extends protection for another 10 years, ensuring peace of mind.
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Avoids Penalties and Delays
- Ensures timely filing and reduces the risk of additional charges or rejection.
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Expert Guidance (if done via a service provider)
- Simplifies the process and ensures compliance with legal requirements.
By renewing on time, you can fully enjoy these benefits and secure your trademark for the long term.
Frequently Asked Questions
A trademark is valid for 10 years from the date of registration.
You should file the renewal application within 6 months before the expiration date.
Yes, it can be renewed within a grace period of 6 months after expiration, but additional late fees may apply.
The trademark will lapse, and you may lose exclusive rights, making it vulnerable to use or registration by others.
Documents include the trademark registration certificate, TM-R application form, proof of payment, and identity/address proof of the applicant.
The process typically takes 2-4 months, depending on the jurisdiction and workload of the trademark office.
No, modifications are not allowed during renewal. For changes, a separate application for amendment is required.
Yes, the trademark should be in use, or there should be a valid reason for its non-use, to avoid challenges.
No, a trademark must be renewed every 10 years as per the law.
The fees vary by country and can include additional charges if filed late or through a representative.
The owner of the trademark or an authorized agent or attorney can file the renewal application.
You can check the renewal date on your trademark certificate or verify the status on the trademark registry’s website.
The process includes filing the TM-R form, paying the renewal fee, submitting required documents, and receiving confirmation from the trademark office.
Yes, a lapsed trademark can be reinstated within a specific period (varies by jurisdiction) by filing a restoration application with additional fees.
Professional services ensure timely and accurate filing, compliance with legal requirements, and smooth handling of the process.