Free Trade Mark Templates

This statutory form is used to pay the required surcharge for renewing an expired trade mark in India. It is submitted by the registered proprietor or their agent to the Registrar of Trade Marks to restore or renew a mark after its expiration date.

This statutory form is for trade mark owners in **India** to request the dissolution of an association between registered trade marks. Use this to remove the requirement that specific marks remain linked for transfer and ownership purposes.

Form TM-70 is used to request expedited certified copies of trade mark documents from the Registrar in India. It requires a statement of purpose and the payment of prescribed fees.

This template establishes a legal framework for a trade mark owner to license their mark to another party for use in India. It defines the specific territory, permitted goods, quality control standards, and the financial terms of the license.

Registration form for a collective trade mark in India covering multiple classes of goods or services. It is used to apply to the Trade Marks Registry when multiple categories are involved in a single application.

This statutory form is used by trade mark applicants in India to request the expedited examination of a trade mark application. It facilitates a faster registration process by moving the application ahead in the examination queue upon payment of the prescribed fee.

This statutory form is used to request the Registrar's directions on advertising a trademark assignment that does not include the goodwill of a business. It ensures compliance with Indian trademark law when transferring ownership of a mark without the associated business assets.

This Indian statutory form is used to apply for the registration of a **trade mark** under the Trade Marks Act 1999. It facilitates the filing of multi-class applications and provides specific sections for applicant details, mark description, and priority claims.

This statutory form is for requesting the Registrar's consent to assign a certification trade mark in India. It is used when the proprietor of a certification mark intends to transfer their rights to another party.

This statutory form is used to request a certificate from the Registrar for the assignment of an unregistered trade mark in India. It ensures that the transfer of trade mark rights is officially recorded and verified according to the Trade Marks Act.