Trademark Renewal

A registered trademark has 10 years of validity. After that it needs renewal. You will receive a prior notice at your registered office regarding the renewal. Usually, the Registrar informs companies 6 months before expiration.

If no action is taken, the Registrar issues a statement to remove the trademark from the Trade Marks Journal. This process takes 6-12 months after expiration. Before then, you can renew it by paying the fine.

Trademark registration is intellectual property protection for words or symbols distinguishing your goods or services. Once registered, the ® symbol can be used, and protection lasts for 10 years.

Trademark renewal must be filed before the expiry of the mark. The application form must be prepared and filed before the deadline to enjoy seamless protection without litigation risks.

Mylawyers.in helps you renew existing trademarks. The average time to draft and file a renewal is about 5-10 working days, subject to government processing and document submission.