Request to Expedite the Trade Mark Registration Process (Form TM-63) (India)
Updated 7 July 2026
This form is used to request the expedited examination of a trademark application in India under the Trade Marks Act, 1999. It allows an applicant to accelerate the process of receiving an examination report from the Registrar, provided they submit the required fee and a supporting declaration.
FORM TM-63
THE TRADE MARKS ACT,1999
Agent's Code No:
Proprietor's Code No:
Fee: Rs.12500
Application for the expedited examination under rule 38(1) for the registration of a trade mark.
In the matter of Application NO... in class ... filed on ...
I (we) hereby request the Registrar for the issuance of an expedited examination report in respect of the above mentioned application.
The reasons for the request is mentioned in the accompanying declaration.
All communications relating to this application may be sent to the following address in India:-
Dated this ... day of ...20...
$^{1}$...SIGNATURE...
$^{2}$...NAME OF THE SIGNATORY IN LETTERS...
To
The Registrar of Trade Marks
The Office of the Trade Marks Registry at Mumbai 3...
Signature
Name of signatory in letter
See rule 8(2) ©
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