Free Trade Marks Templates

This form is used by a registered trade mark owner in India to request the permanent removal of their trade mark entry from the official register. It ensures that the proprietor can formally cancel their registration under Section 58 of the Trade Marks Act, 1999.

This form is used by a registered trade mark owner in India to voluntarily remove specific goods or services from their existing registration. It allows the proprietor to narrow the scope of their trade mark protection as per the Trade Marks Act, 1999.

This is an official legal form used to apply for the registration of a **series of trademarks** in India. It allows a proprietor to register multiple marks with material similarities under the Trade Marks Act, 1999, including those from convention countries seeking priority.

This document is an official form for a registered trademark owner in India to request an addition or alteration to their existing trademark under Section 59(1) of the Trade Marks Act, 1999. It facilitates the formal application process for updating trademark particulars while ensuring the Registrar and any registered users are properly notified.

This document is a formal notice used to oppose proposed changes or additions to a registered trademark in India. It allows an opposing party to state their grounds for objection following the advertisement of the proposed alteration in the Trade Marks Journal.

This document is a formal application for a trademark proprietor in India to request a conversion of their trademark specification. It is used to align existing trademark registrations with amendments made to the classification schedules under the Trade Marks Rules.

This form is used to formally oppose a proposal to convert a trade mark's specification under the Indian Trade Marks Act. It allows an interested party to provide specific grounds and evidence explaining why the proposed conversion should not proceed.

This document is a formal application for trademark proprietors in India to request amendments to the regulations governing a **Collective Trade Mark** or a **Certification Trade Mark**. It allows the owner to update the rules for how these marks are used and must be submitted to the Trade Marks Registry with copies of the proposed changes.

This document is an official form for applying to remove, cancel, or vary a collective or certification trade mark in India. It allows an aggrieved party to petition the Registrar of Trade Marks based on specific legal grounds under the Trade Marks Act, 1999.

This form is used to request an extension of time for filing a formal notice of opposition against a trademark application in India. It is specifically designed for the Trade Marks Registry to allow parties more time (up to one month) to prepare their opposition case after a mark has been advertised.