Request to Change the Address of a Registered Trade Mark Proprietor (Form TM-34) (India) by Trade Marks Registry
This form is used to request a change of the registered address for a trade mark proprietor in India. It allows owners to officially update their principal place of business, residence, or home country address in the Register of Trade Marks under the Trade Marks Act, 1999.
FORM TM-34
THE TRADE MARKS ACT, 1999
Agent's Code No:
Proprietor's Code No:
Fee: See entry No.39 of the First Schedule and footnote below.
Request for alteration of the address of the principal place of business or of residence in India or of the address in the home country abroad in the Register of Trade Marks.
Section 58, rules 91, 96, 97
In the matter of Trade Mark(s) No.(s)'...registered in class ...
I (or we) ...of ...
being the registered proprietor 2 of the Trade Mark(s) numbered as above, request that
User
the 2address of my (our) principal place of business 2(or residence) in India or address in my(our) home country abroad in the Register of Trade Marks be altered to ...
3The change of address was ordered by4 ...on the ...
day of ...20...An officially certified copy of the order is enclosed herewith.
A copy of this request has been served on the registered proprietor 2
User
All communications relating to this application may be sent to the following address in India:-
Dated this ...day of...20...
5...
SIGNATURE
NAME OF SIGNATORY IN LETTERS
TO
The Registrar of Trade Marks
The Office of Trade Marks Registry at 6...
Additional numbers may be given in a signed schedule on the back of the Form.
Strike out word(s) not applicable
Strike out if not applicable
Insert the name of the public authority ordering the change and the date thereof
Signature of registered proprietor or of his agent.
user
State the name of the place of the appropriate office of the Trade Marks Registry (See Rule 4).
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About this template
What is this template?
This is a prescribed statutory form from the Indian Trade Marks Registry for altering the address of a trademark owner in the official register. It is not an application for a new trademark or a form for changing the ownership name of the proprietor. The document includes specific fields for trademark registration numbers, class details, and an officially certified copy of an order if the change was mandated by a public authority.
When should you use it?
Use this form when a trademark owner moves their place of business or residence and needs to update the Register of Trade Marks to ensure legal notices are delivered correctly. Use Form TM-P instead if you are seeking a substantive amendment to the trademark itself or a transfer of ownership.
Who it's for
- a registered trademark proprietor in India needing to update their principal place of business address
- an international trademark owner updating their home country address in the Indian Register
- an authorized agent filing an address alteration for a registered proprietor under the Trade Marks Act 1999
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