Request for Miscellaneous Functions Regarding a Trade Mark (Form TM-M) (India) by Trade Marks Registry
This is a standardized Indian government form used to request various miscellaneous functions regarding a trademark, such as corrections, amendments, or extensions of time. It allows applicants, proprietors, or third parties to interact with the Trademark Registry for tasks like reviewing decisions, requesting certificates, or dividing applications. The form is structured into three parts covering applicant details, the specific purpose of the request, and authorization signatures.
FORM TM-M
The Trade Marks Act, 1999 Application/Request for any miscellaneous function in respect of a trademark Application/ Opposition/Rectification under the Trade Marks Act
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What is this template?
This is a statutory filing form used by the Indian Trade Marks Registry for administrative and procedural requests. It is not a contract and does not create obligations between private parties; instead, it provides a structured format for 18 specific legal requests including extensions, certifications, and reviews. It is distinct from Form TM-A which is used for the initial application for registration.
When should you use it?
Use this form when you need to amend a pending trademark application, request an extension of time, or obtain certified copies of registry documents. Use Form TM-A instead if you are filing a new trademark registration for the first time.
What's inside
| Clause | Name | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| PART A | Applicant Details | Identifies the party making the request, which must be categorized as the Applicant, Registered Proprietor, Opponent, or a Third Party. |
| PART B | Purpose of Request | Lists 18 specific categories of requests including amendment under rule 37, extension of time under rule 109, and expedited examination under rule 34. |
| PART B (r) | Authorisation of Agent | Requires a copy of the Power of Attorney to be attached if the request is submitted by an agent under rule 19. |
| PART C | Certification and Documents | Requires the signature of the person submitting the application and a list of all accompanying documents attached to the filing. |
Who it's for
- a trademark owner correcting clerical errors in a pending application
- an opponent seeking a statement of grounds for a Registrar's decision
- a party requesting an expedited examination of a trademark application
- a legal agent submitting an authorization under rule 19
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