​​India Trademark Restoration

To identify and promote a company's goods and services, it often registers a trademark, which can be a word, logo, or combination of these elements. Therefore, the trademark of a company is the most crucial aspect of its existence, and any manipulation with or illegal use of this trademark by any company to which it does not belong provides the authorized company the right to legal action.

Trademark registration with the Registrar is mandatory after a firm has been founded, and registration is good for only 10 years. After the initial 10 years, the company will need to renew the trademark in order to keep using it. Maintaining your trademark and the legal protections it provides is easier with regular renewals.

Six months before the end of the trademark's validity period, the renewal process must commence. The Registrar will send a reminder between one and three months before the expiration date if the firm has not yet submitted a renewal application. If the firm does not initiate the renewal process and pay the renewal fees before the trademark expires, the company will lose its trademark and be subject to the consequences.

The business might seek trademark restoration if the trademark renewal deadline has passed. This application for renewal, however, must be submitted between six months and a year before the expiration date.

​​Eligibility requirements for the reinstatement of a trademark

The following are the requirements to be eligible for Trademark restoration:

Only after the trademark renewal application deadline has passed may a trademark restoration application be filed.

​​Restoration of a Trademark: Necessary Documents

When it is time to renew, fill out a Form TM-12. There won't be any sort of additional payment to worry about.

When renewing your TM certificate within the last six months before its expiration date, you'll need to fill out Form TM-10. In this scenario, a renewal charge would be required.

When you want to cancel your trademark registration, you must submit Form TM-13. Six months to one year after the registration expiration date, the applicant will be required to pay both the renewal charge and the restoration fee in order to renew or restore their registration.

​​The Trademark Restoration Process

Trademark renewal entails the steps outlined below.

A request for repair must be submitted using Form TM-10.

Trademark owners or their authorized representatives must submit applications.

​​Our Support in Restoring the Trademark

Certpedia provides complete Trademark restoration services. Here are some of the things our trademark restoration specialist helps us with:

• Information gathering and getting things rolling

• Create the application draft

• Examining the rough draft and adjusting it if needed

• Putting in a request form

When it comes to Trademark restoration, Certpedia is the go-to legal consulting organization.

If you want to renew your trademark registration for another decade, please get in touch with us right away.