Application to Register a Trade Mark for Goods or Services (Form TM-1) (India) by Trade Marks Registry
This document is a formal application form (TM-1) used to register a trade mark for specific goods or services in India under the Trade Marks Act, 1999. It provides the necessary structure for applicants to submit their details, trade mark representations, class of goods, and history of use.
FORM TM-1
THE TRADE MARKS ACT, 1999
Agent's code No:
Proprietor's code No:
Fee: Rs.2500/
Application for registration of a trade mark for goods or services (other than a collective mark or a certification trade mark) in the register section 18(1), 25(2).
(To be filed in triplicate accompanied by five additional representations of the trade mark)
One representation to be fixed within this space and five others to be sent separately.
Representation of a larger size may be folded but must then be mounted upon linen or other su
itable material and affixed hereto. (See rule 28).
Application is hereby made for registration in the register of the accompanying
trade mark in class ¹ ... in respect of ² ...in the name(s) of
³... whose address is ⁴ ... who claim (s) to be the proprietor(s) thereof [and by whom the said mark is proposed to be used ⁵ or (and by whom and his (their) predecessor(s) in title ⁶ the said mark has been continuously used since ...] in respect of the said goods or services.7
8... ⁹...
All communications relating to this application may be sent to the following address in India:-
Dated this ...day of ...20...
¹⁰..SIGNATURE
NAME OF SIGNATORY IN LETTERS.
To
The Registrar of Trade marks,
The office of the Trade Marks Registry at.(11)...
The Registrar's direction may be obtained if the class of the goods or services is not known.
Specify the goods or services for the class in respect of which application is made. A separate sheet detailing the goods or services may be used. The specification of goods or services should not ordinarily exceed five hundred characters. An excess space fee of Rs.10 per character is payable beyond this limit. See rule 25(16) The applicant shall state the exact number of excess characters where the specification of goods or services exceeds of five hundred characters at the space provided immediately before the signature.
Insert legibly the full name, description (occupation, calling and nationality of the applicant). In the case of a body corporate or firm the country of incorporation or the names and descriptions of the partners composing the firm and the nature of registration, if any, as the case may be, should be stated. (See rule 16).
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About this template
What is this template?
This is a statutory filing form used by the Indian Trade Marks Registry to initiate the registration process for a standard trade mark. It is not for collective marks or certification marks, which require different forms. The document uniquely captures the 'Proprietor's code No' and specific 'Agents code No' alongside the mark's representation.
When should you use it?
Use this form when applying for a new trade mark registration in India for a specific class of goods or services. If you are registering a collective mark, you would use a different form specified by the Trade Marks Registry instead.
What's inside
| Clause | Name | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Representation | Trade Mark Representation | Requires one representation of the trade mark to be fixed to the form and five additional representations to be sent separately. |
| 2 | Specification of Goods or Services | Limits the description of goods or services to 500 characters, after which a fee of Rs.10 per character applies. |
| 3 | Applicant Details | Obliges the disclosure of the applicant's full name, occupation, nationality, and the country of incorporation for bodies corporate. |
| 5 | Statement of Use | Requires the applicant to specify if the mark is proposed to be used or has been continuously used since a specific date. |
| 4 | Address for Service | Mandates an address for service in India for all communications, even if the applicant has no place of business in the country. |
Who it's for
- a proprietor seeking to register a trade mark for goods or services in India
- a legal practitioner filing a trade mark application on behalf of a client
- a body corporate or firm registering intellectual property under Indian law
- an applicant without a place of business in India providing an address for service
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