Trademark Renewal, Objection & Opposition Support

Who needs this

Businesses with an existing trademark application or registration who've received a renewal notice, an examiner's objection, or a third-party opposition. Deadlines here are strict, so this is time-sensitive work.

Documents required

• Your existing trademark application or registration number
• Any notice or correspondence received from the Trademark Registry
• Recent proof of continued use of the mark, for renewals

Process & timeline

1. 01Case reviewWe read the notice and confirm exactly what deadline you’re working with and what response is required.
2. 02Draft and fileWe prepare the renewal application, the objection response, or the counter-statement to an opposition, and file it within the window.
3. 03Hearing, if requiredFor opposition matters that go to a hearing, we represent you before the Registry.
4. 04Track to resolutionWe follow the matter until it’s formally resolved, not just until the filing is submitted.

Fees

Professional fees start at ₹5,999, depending on what's included. See the exact tiers alongside this page. Government fees and GST are billed separately, at cost.

FAQs

How often does a trademark need renewing?

Every 10 years from the date of registration, indefinitely, as long as it keeps being renewed on time.

What happens if I miss an objection or opposition deadline?

The application can be treated as abandoned, which is why acting inside the notice period matters more than almost anything else in this process.