Trademark Registration Services

 

Protect your brand identity with a legally registered trademark. Whether you are an individual, a startup, or a large corporation, we help you secure the symbol and ensure exclusive rights to your name, logo, or slogan.

Why Register Your Trademark?

  • Exclusive Ownership: Legal right to use your brand name and logo across India.
  • Legal Protection: Power to sue for infringement and prevent others from using similar marks.
  • Brand Value: Converts your brand into a valuable intangible asset that can be licensed or sold.
  • Trust & Credibility: Builds customer confidence and sets you apart from competitors.

Registration Process (2026 Guide)

  1. Public Search: We conduct a thorough search on the IP India database to ensure your mark is unique.
  2. Application Filing: Filing Form TM-A online. You can start using the ™ symbol immediately after filing.
  3. Examination: The Trademark Registry reviews the application for any objections.
  4. Journal Publication: Your mark is advertised in the Trademark Journal for 4 months for public review.
  5. Registration: If no opposition is filed, you receive your Registration Certificate and can use the ® symbol.

 

Government Fee Structure

Applicant Type

E-Filing Fee (Per Class)

Physical Filing Fee

Individual / Startup / MSME

₹4,500

₹5,000

Company / LLP / Others

₹9,000

₹10,000

Note: Startups and MSMEs receive a 50% rebate on government fees by providing valid registration certificates (Udyam/DPIIT).

Documents Required

  • Identity Proof: Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, or Passport.
  • Business Proof: Incorporation Certificate, Partnership Deed, or MSME/Udyam Certificate.
  • Brand Assets: High-resolution logo or brand name.
  • Power of Attorney: Signed Form TM-48 (to authorize us to file on your behalf).

 

Ready to secure your brand?

Call: +91 9818209246 | Visit: www.setupfiling.in
Location: India

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