Application for Registration, Variation, or Cancellation of a Registered User (Form TM-U) (India)
This is a standard application form used in India for the registration, variation, or cancellation of a Registered User of a trademark. It allows the owner of a trademark to authorize another party to use the mark under specific conditions and to submit necessary details to the Trade Marks Registry.
FORM TM-U
The Trade Marks Act, 1999 Application for registration of Registered User/Variation of Registered User/Cancellation of Registered Users and Notice of intention to intervene in proceeding in cancellation/variation
This form is divided into three Parts i.e. A, B & C. Part A and C are required to be filled compulsorily. Part B is further divided in several subcategories and the same is required to be chosen by the applicant as per requirement and be filled accordingly. [Note: One form is meant for one request only. Different forms should be submitted for different requests. In case more than one request is claimed in one form the first one will be entertained and rest of the requests will be ignored.] [(a) One form is meant for request of one change only. Different forms should be filed up for different changes (b) The relevant information must be filled up in colored box against the respective head.] | ||
PART A [application details] | ||
nature of the referred Registration | ||
[(a) The applicant must choose either of the following categories- 1. Standard trademark, 2. Collective Mark, 3. Certification Mark, 4. Series Marks (b) In case of Collective Mark or Certification Mark the draft regulations with form TM-M must be submitted.] | ||
FEE | (See First Schedule for Appropriate Fee) | |
1 | Details of Applicants | |
a | Name of the Registered Proprietor:* | |
trading as: | ||
Address:* | ||
(State) (Country) | ||
Mobile No: | ||
E-mail address:* | ||
Address for service of the Registered Proprietor: | ||
(State) (Country) | ||
b | Name of the proposed Registered User:* | |
Nature of the proposed user | ||
[The applicant must choose either of the following categories- 1. Individual, 2. Partnership Firm, 3. Body-incorporate including Private Limited/limited Company, 4. Limited Liability Partnership, 5. Society 6. Trust 7. Government Department 8. Statutory Organization, 9. Association of persons 10. Hindu Undivided Family | ||
trading as:* | ||
Address:* | ||
(State) (Country) | ||
Mobile No : | ||
**E-mail address: *** | ||
Address for service of the Proposed Registered user: | ||
(State) (Country) | ||
c | Name of the intervener | |
trading as: | ||
Address:* | ||
(State) (Country) | ||
Mobile No: | ||
**E-mail address: *** | ||
[ This address should be the address of the applicant's principal place of business in India] [(a) Unless otherwise specifically stated, the applicant's address shall be the address for service of the applicant who has principal place of business in India. (b) The address for service in India must be provided, in case the applicant does not carry business in India] | ||
2 | Applicant's agent (if any) | |
a | Registered Proprietor's Agents | |
Name: | ||
Address: | ||
Mobile No :* | ||
E-mail address:* |
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