Application for Registration, Renewal, or Alteration of a Trade Marks Agent (Form TM-G) (India) by Trade Marks Registry
This is an official application form for the registration, renewal, restoration, or alteration of a Trade Marks Agent in India. It allows individuals to provide their professional qualifications, personal details, and business address to the registrar as required by the Trade Marks Act.
FORM TM-G
The Trade Marks Act, 1999 Trade Marks Agent Registration/Renewal/Restoration/Alteration
[The relevant information must be filled up in colored box against the respective head] | ||
PART A [applicants details] | ||
FEE | (See First Schedule for Appropriate Fee) | |
Name in full beginning with surname (in capital letters)* | ||
Father's /Husband's Name* | ||
Address of residence* | ||
(State) (Country) | ||
Principle place of business* | ||
(State) (Country) | ||
Nationality* | ||
Mobile No:* | ||
E-mail address:* | ||
PART B: PURPOSE OF REQUEST [appropriate column required to be ticked and filled accordingly] | ||
a | Application for Registration as Trademark Agent | |
Date of Place of Birth | ||
Occupation in full | ||
Particulars of qualification for registration as a trade mark agent | ||
Whether at any time removed from the Register of Trade Marks Agents and if so the details thereof | ||
b | Application for continuation/restoration of the name of a person in the Register of Trade Marks Agents | |
Trade Mark Agent No. | ||
Name: | ||
address | ||
Mobile No : | ||
E-mail address: | ||
i | Period for Continuation: | From _____ to _____ |
ii | Date of expiration of last registration: | |
Years after which request for restoration and continuation is filed | ||
c | Application for alteration in the Register of Trade Marks Agents | |
Trade Mark Agent No.: | ||
Name: | ||
Details to be altered in and as | ||
Name: | ||
Address of place of residence | ||
Address of principle place of business | ||
Educational Qualification | ||
Mobile No: | ||
E-mail address: | ||
PART C [details of the person making application/request and details of document is submitted] | ||
Signature | ||
Name | ||
Authority | ||
List of documents attached |
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What is this template?
This is a statutory filing form prescribed under Indian law for the administration of the Register of Trade Marks Agents. It is not a power of attorney or a representation agreement. It contains specific sections for registration, restoration of lapsed credentials, and updates to contact or qualification details.
When should you use it?
Use this form when you need to register as a new agent or update your existing record with the Trade Marks Registry. If you are instead appointing an agent to act on your behalf for a specific trademark application, use Form TM-48.
Who it's for
- an individual applying for initial registration as a Trademark Agent in India
- a registered agent seeking restoration of their name after expiration of registration
- a Trade Mark Agent notifying the Registry of an alteration in their principle place of business
- a professional requesting a continuation of their registration for a specific period
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