Trademark Objection
Composing and submitting a response to the Trademark Examiner's objection. Special prices for IndiaFilings-filed trademark applications.
Easy & Hassle Free Online Process
Dedicated Expert & Account Manager
Advisory Session From Experts
Incorporation / Registration Cost
Package Includes:
- 2 DSC (Digital Signature Certificates)
- 2DIN (Director identification number)
- MOA/AOA (Memorandum of Association/Articles of association)
- COI (Certificate of Incorporation)
- PAN (Permanent Account Number)
- TAN (Collection Account Number)
Why Choose Trademark Objection?
Advantages
The Trademark Examiner will raise the following objection if the trademark application is not submitted on the correct form. "For certification mark in respect of goods or services falling in a class, the application is made on form TM-1. The form of the application should be corrected as TM-4 by filing a request on form TM-16."
Disadvantages
Trademark Disapproval After a trademark application is submitted, a trademark examiner reviews it and searches for prior trademarks that are either the same as or similar to the mark under examination. The trademark examination report is a compilation of the Trademark Examiner's conclusions.
Documents Required For Trademark Objection
If the trademark does not meet the examiner's standards, he may file an objection. The trademark must be in compliance with all laws and regulations. The applicant will receive a notification, and he or she must reply within thirty days.
The trademark examination report about the trademark objection on the IPI India website.
Process Involved
A growing number of people decide to register private limited firms for a variety of reasons. A private limited business has the following benefits: A Private Limited Company is a recognized legal body. The owner's finances are not connected to the company's finances. Limited business owners are shielded from personal liability.Step-1
Once a trademark application is filed
Step-2
Trademark Examiner examines the the application
Step-3
makes a search of earlier trademarks
Step-4
which are identical or similar to the mark being examined.
Step-5
The findings of the Trademark Examiner are compiled as the trademark examination report.
Step-6
Trademark examination report.