Application for Renewal or Restoration of a Trade Mark Registration (Form TM-R) (India) by Trade Marks Registry

Open Legal LibraryUpdated 12 Oct 2026

This is an official application form used for the renewal or restoration of a trademark registration in India under The Trade Marks Act, 1999. It allows a registered proprietor to maintain their trademark rights by paying the required fees before or after the expiration of the registration.

FORM TM-R

The Trade Marks Act, 1999 Application for Renewal/Restoration of registration of a trademark or for payment of surcharge towards the renewal

[The relevant information must be filled up in colored box against the respective head]

1

APPLICANT

[The Applicant here means the person on whose behalf the request is being submitted. He will ordinarily be the registered proprietor of the mark]

FEE:

(See First Schedule for Appropriate Fee) As per requirement mentioned in column 6

**Name: ***

Trading as

Address:*

(State) (Country)

Address for service:

(State) (Country)

Mobile No.:

E-mail address:*

[(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]

Mobile No :

**E-mail address: ***

2

APPLICANT'S AGENT (if any)

Name:*

Address:*

Mobile No :*

E-mail address:*

Nature of the Agent*

[The applicant must choose either of the following categories-

1. Registered Trade Marks Agent 2. Advocate 3. Constituted Attorney]

Registration No.:

[In case of authorisation of agent, the address of the agent may be mentioned as the applicant's address for service]

3

TRADE MARK TYPE:

[(a) one of the following categories must be chosen-

1. Standard trademark, 2. Collective Mark, 3. Certification Mark, 4. Series Marks

(b) 'Standard mark' here refers to registration of a normal trademark not being Collective or Certification trademarks or Series of marks]

4

Trade Mark No:

5

Class(es)

(In case of multiclass number of classes to be mentioned)

6

Payment for (Select from below)

Renewal before expiry of last registration of trade mark

Renewal if filed within 6 months after expiry of last registration.

Restoration and renewal of registration of the trade mark removed from the register

7

DETAIL OF THE PERSON SUBMITTING THE APPLICATION

Signature:

Name:

Authority:

8

List of Documents attached:

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About this template

What is this template?

Form TM-R is the official statutory filing required by the Indian Trade Marks Registry for maintaining a trademark's active status. It is not a contract but a regulatory application that captures applicant details, agent authorizations, and specific trade mark categories such as Standard, Collective, or Certification marks. The form specifically differentiates between timely renewal, late renewal with surcharge, and full restoration of removed marks.

When should you use it?

Use this form when a trademark registration period is nearing its end or has recently expired in India. If you are instead applying for a new trademark for the first time, use Form TM-A.

Who it's for

  • a registered proprietor of a trade mark in India seeking renewal before expiry
  • a trade mark owner filing for renewal within 6 months after registration expiry
  • an owner seeking restoration of a trade mark removed from the register
  • a registered trade marks agent or advocate filing on behalf of a proprietor

How long it runs and how it's signed

How long
Used once
Signed by
applicant or authorised agent
Witness
Not required
Notarisation
Not required
Also needed
payment of fee per First Schedule; address for service in India

Law it's drafted under

Required by
The Trade Marks Act, 1999
Refers to
First Schedule
Categories
Jurisdiction
India
Document info
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