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There are 3 ways how you can proceed:

1. Book an initial phone call with us. Here is the link for the trademark package
2. Ask for a free preliminary trademark search to get an idea of whether your trademark can be registered. This is a basic search but if your mark is unregistrable, we'll be able to tell you. Order your search here.
3. Buy a trademark package right away to start the trademark registration process without further delay. You can see our pricing on this page and can buy directly from our website.

What happens after I buy a trademark package?

1. We'll confirm your order.
2. We'll check if your trademark is registrable. A comprehensive trademark search will be done at this stage. We will provide detailed recommendations on how to increase the chances of achieving registration if your trademark turns out to be problematic.
3. If your trademark is registrable, we'll move forward with the trademark registration process.
4. If your trademark has low chances of achieving registration, you will have 3 options:

• Ask for a full refund;
• Come up with a different name. We will provide detailed instructions for this. Further trademark searches are included in the package and there is no extra cost. We'll keep searching until we find a registrable trademark;
• Proceed with the filing anyway.

The choice is yours. Make the first step now.

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• Trademarks which are devoid of any distinctive character; that is to say, not capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one person from those of another person;
• Trademarks which consist exclusively of marks or indications which may serve in a trade to designate the kind, quality, quantity, intended purpose, value, geographical origin or the time of production of goods or of rendering of services, or other characteristics of goods or services;
• Trademarks which consist exclusively of marks or indications which have become customary in the current language or in the bona fide and established practices of the trade.

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• If they lack distinctiveness and likely to cause deception or confusion;
• If they are likely to hurt religious sentiments of any community;
• If they contain any scandalous or obscene matter cannot be registered either;
• Trademarks that are prohibited under the Emblems and Names Act, 1950;
• Trademarks of shapes which are purely functional or necessary to obtain a technical result or which give substantial value to the goods.

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• The full legal name of the applicant (either your company /personal name);
• Entity Type (Company/Individual);
• The full address of the applicant;
• The trademark name. If you are filing for a logo, copy of the logo;
• The products which you sell or plan to sell under your trademark (provide a list);
• The services which you offer or plan to offer under your trademark (provide a list);
• Power of attorney.

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