Request for Post-Registration Changes to a Trade Mark (Form TM-P) (India) by Trade Marks Registry
This is an official template for Form TM-P under the Indian Trade Marks Act, 1999, used to request post-registration changes to a trademark. It covers various updates including amendments to proprietor details, assignment of ownership, cancellation of registration, and changes to the trademark or goods/services description.
FORM TM-P
The Trade Marks Act, 1999 Application for Post registration changes in the trademarks
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 into 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 filled up for different changes (b) The relevant information must be filled up in colored box against the respective head.] | ||
PART A [application details] | ||
1 | [The Applicant here means the person on whose behalf the request is being submitted. He will ordinarily be the registered proprietor of the mark or a person claiming to be subsequent proprietor of the mark by virtue of any assignment or transmission] | |
FEE | (See First Schedule for Appropriate Fee) | |
Name: * | ||
trading as: | ||
Address:* | ||
(State) (Country) | ||
Address for service:* | ||
(State) (Country) | ||
[(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:* [In case of authorization of agent, the address of the agent may be mentioned as the applicant's address for service] | ||
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] | ||
3 | REQUEST/ APPLICATION FOR AMENDMENTS IN THE DETAILS OF REGISTRATION OF A TRADEMARK | |
Registered TM No(s). | ||
[In case of request made for more than one trademarks, the first trademark number should be written.] | ||
Additional Nos., if any: | ||
Reason for amendment: | ||
TYPE OF MARK | ||
[(a) The applicant must choose either of the following categories- 1. Standard trademark, 2. Collective Mark, 3. Certification Mark, 4. Series Marks | ||
Standard mark' here means an application for registration of a normal trademark not being Collective or Certification trademarks or Series of marks] | ||
PART B: PURPOSE OF REQUEST [application column required to be ticked as filled in] | ||
a | Request for Amendment In Proprietor / Registered users detail [single request can be made under one application] | |
Amendment Requested In | ||
Proprietor Name / Registered user name : | ||
[This block should be used only when there is no change in the proprietorship of the mark by virtue of assignment or transmission] | ||
Address: | ||
Address For Service: | ||
Agent/Attorney Details: | ||
[Any of the above may be chosen and the change requested should be clearly mentioned against relevant column.] |
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About this template
What is this template?
This is an official statutory filing for the Indian Trade Marks Registry used for administrative changes after a mark has been registered. It is not an application for a new mark, but rather a mechanism to update the register for existing marks. It contains specific sections for the dissolution of associated marks and the conversion of goods specifications.
When should you use it?
Use this form when you need to record an assignment deed, change a registered user's address, or request an extension of time under Section 46(4). Use Form TM-A instead if you are applying for the initial registration of a new trade mark.
What's inside
| Clause | Name | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| PART A | PART A - Applicant Details | Identifies the registered proprietor or subsequent proprietor and requires a mandatory address for service in India for all applicants. |
| PART B | PART B - Purpose of Request | Allows the applicant to select one specific change from 12 categories, including name amendments, trade mark alterations, or cancellation of registration. |
| PART B (e) | Assignment or Transmission | Requires the applicant to specify if the trade mark assignment is with or without goodwill and provide the deed date. |
| PART B (k) & (l) | Extension of Time | Provides options for extending the statutory deadline for registering a company or advertising assignments by up to six months. |
Who it's for
- a registered trade mark proprietor in India updating their name or address
- a person claiming ownership of a mark via assignment or transmission
- an agent or advocate filing post-registration amendments for a client
- a proprietor seeking to cancel or strike out specific goods from a registration
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