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Application to Register a Trade Mark for Goods or Services (Form TM-1) (India) by Trade Marks Registry.pdf
This official form is used to apply for the registration of a trade mark for goods or services in India under the Trade Marks Act 1999. It facilitates the recording of the mark's representation, the applicant's details, and the specific class of goods or services for which the mark is intended.
Updated 7 Jul 2026
Payment of Surcharge for Renewal of an Expired Trade Mark (Form TM-10) (India) by Trade Marks Registry.pdf
This statutory form is for trade mark owners in India to pay a surcharge when renewing an expired trade mark. It applies to individual trade marks, collective marks, and certification marks that have passed their expiration date under the Trade Marks Act, 1999.
Updated 7 Jul 2026
Request to Dissolve an Association Between Registered Trade Marks (Form TM-14) (India) by Trade Marks Registry.pdf
Registered proprietors of Indian trade marks use this form to request the dissolution of an association between their marks. It requires the submission of a statement of case explaining why the marks no longer need to be linked under the Trade Marks Act, 1999.
Updated 7 Jul 2026
Request for a Certificate for the Assignment of an Unregistered Trade Mark (Form TM-17) (India) by Trade Marks Registry.pdf
This statutory form is used by a registered trade mark owner in India to request a certificate from the Registrar for a proposed assignment of their trade mark. It facilitates the legal transfer of mark ownership under Section 40(2) of the Trade Marks Act, 1999.
Updated 7 Jul 2026
Request to Extend Time to Seek Directions for Advertising an Assignment (Form TM-21) (India) by Trade Marks Registry.pdf
This statutory form is for trade mark assignees in India to request a 1, 2, or 3-month extension for seeking the Registrar's advertising directions. It is specifically used when a trade mark assignment occurs without the goodwill of the business.
Updated 7 Jul 2026
Request to Alter the Name or Description of a Registered Proprietor or User (Form TM-33) (India) by Trade Marks Registry.pdf
This statutory form is for registered trademark owners or users in India to update their official name or description in the Trade Marks Register. It allows for administrative corrections where the underlying ownership or identity of the entity has not changed.
Updated 7 Jul 2026
Request to Change the Address of a Registered Trade Mark Proprietor (Form TM-34) (India) by Trade Marks Registry.pdf
This statutory form is used to update the registered address of a trademark owner in the Indian Register of Trade Marks. It covers changes to a principal place of business, personal residence, or an international home country address for one or multiple trademark registrations.
Updated 7 Jul 2026
Application for Registration of a Series of Trade Marks (Form TM-37) (India) by Trade Marks Registry.pdf
This official form is for registering a series of trade marks in India under the Trade Marks Act, 1999. It allows a proprietor to apply for multiple related marks within one or more classes, including claims for priority from convention countries.
Updated 7 Jul 2026
Request for an Official Extract or Certificate of Trade Mark Registration (Form TM-46) (India) by Trade Marks Registry.pdf
This statutory form allows trade mark owners or agents to request an official certificate or certified copy of a trade mark registration from the Indian Registrar of Trade Marks. It is used to obtain official proof of registration for legal proceedings or for securing trademark rights in foreign jurisdictions under the Trade Marks Act, 1999.
Updated 7 Jul 2026
Application to Register a Trade Mark with Convention Country Priority (Form TM-52) (India) by Trade Marks Registry.pdf
This form is used to register a trade mark in India while claiming priority from a previous application made in a convention country. It allows for single registration across multiple classes of goods or services and requires a certified copy of the original foreign filing.
Updated 7 Jul 2026
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