Trademark Registration in Ahmedabad, Gujarat — ₹1,499 + Govt. Fees

A trademark is a unique symbol, word, phrase, logo, or design that distinguishes your goods or services from others. It helps protect your brand identity.

Registering your trademark provides legal protection against unauthorized use. It builds your brand value and gives you exclusive rights to use the mark in your industry.

Anyone—individuals, companies, partnerships, or any legal entity—can apply for a trademark if they intend to use it for their products or services.

You can register names, logos, slogans, symbols, sounds, colors, or even shapes that distinguish your brand.

The process usually takes 6-18 months in India, depending on objections or oppositions. However, you get immediate protection from the date of application.

A trademark registration in India is valid for 10 years and can be renewed indefinitely every 10 years.

You'll need your logo/mark, the applicant's name & address, proof of business, and a signed Power of Attorney (Form TM-48).

Trademarks are classified under 45 classes based on the type of goods or services. Choosing the correct class is crucial for protection.

™ can be used for an unregistered trademark. ® can only be used after your trademark is officially registered.

Yes, you can file a single application for both name and logo or file separately if you want broader protection.

You can, but it's recommended to use a professional or agent to avoid errors and handle legal complexities.

If opposed, you’ll need to respond to the notice of opposition within 2 months. The matter may then be decided by the Registrar based on both sides’ submissions.

No, Indian trademark registration covers India only. For protection abroad, you can apply through the Madrid Protocol or file in each country.

The cost varies depending on the number of classes and whether you’re an individual/startup or a company. Contact us for a precise quote.

Minor corrections like address changes can be made. But you can't change the actual trademark after filing.

If it’s too similar, your application may be objected to or opposed. Our experts can help assess risks before filing.

Yes, a registered trademark can be sold (assigned) or licensed (franchised) to another party.

Renewal extends your protection by another 10 years. It’s important to file for renewal before expiry to avoid extra fees or losing rights.

You can check the status on the IP India website or through your trademark agent. We provide regular updates to our clients.

The Madrid Protocol is an international system for trademark registration in multiple countries using a single application.

A trademark search checks for existing or similar marks before you file, helping avoid objections or rejections.

Yes, if the domain name is used as a brand for your goods or services, it can be registered as a trademark.

If they operate in completely different industries or classes, it might be possible. But usually, similar marks in the same industry can’t coexist.