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Trademark renewal is essential for maintaining the legal protection of your brand identity beyond the initial registration term. Generally required every 10 years, it ensures continued exclusive rights to your trademark and protects it from potential claims or misuse. Renewal processes may vary by region, but timely action is crucial to preserve your rights.

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Trademark Renewal

A trademark represents a distinctive expression encompassing words, slogans, photographs, logos, or graphics that serve to differentiate goods or services in the marketplace. It functions as a valuable asset to its owner. However, trademark rights are subject to an expiry date, typically lasting for a 10-year period. To maintain protection beyond this initial term, trademark owners must file a renewal application using Form TM-R.
Renewal applications allow for the extension of trademark protection indefinitely upon timely payment of requisite fees. Failure to renew a trademark result in its removal from the registry. Therefore, trademark renewal is fundamental to effective trademark management, safeguarding the graphical representation and identity of a business from potential infringement.
Applications for trademark renewal must be filed within six months prior to the expiration of the current registration or renewal period. The Registrar sends a reminder notice to the trademark owner within this timeframe. In the event that renewal is not applied for, the Registrar may publish an intention to remove the trademark in the Trademarks Journal.
However, there is provision for late renewal within six months after expiry, subject to the payment of additional fees. Legal Suvidha's IP experts are available to assist with the filing of renewal applications, ensuring compliance with all necessary procedures and deadlines.

The Benefits of Trademark Renewal

Continuous Legal Protection

Filing a renewal application guarantees uninterrupted legal protection for your trademark, extending its validity by another 10 years with each successful renewal.

Preservation of Brand Value

Renewing your trademark ensures the continuity of brand recognition and value among customers. Failure to renew necessitates rebuilding brand recognition, which can be a laborious process.

Safeguarding Unique Identity

Renewal of a trademark secures its unique identity over an extended period, enhancing brand trust and goodwill. Simultaneously, it prevents unauthorized use of similar trademarks by others.

Documents Required for Trademark Renewal

Power of Attorney or Authorization Certificate
Certificate of Trademark Registration
Identification and Address Proof of the Applicant
Copy of Form TM-A

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Trademark Renewal FAQ's
What is trademark renewal?
Trademark renewal is the process of extending the protection of your registered trademark beyond its initial validity period (usually 10 years). This ensures continued legal rights to use and protect the trademark.
When do I need to renew my trademark?
You must renew your trademark before the expiration of the 10-year period from the registration date. It is recommended to file for renewal 6 months before the expiry to avoid late fees.
How often do I need to renew my trademark?
Trademark renewal is required every 10 years. After the initial 10 years, you can renew your trademark for an additional 10 years, and continue this process indefinitely as long as the mark is in use.
What happens if I miss the trademark renewal deadline?
If you miss the renewal deadline, you can still renew your trademark within a 6-month grace period with an additional late fee. After this grace period, the trademark may be removed from the register.
What documents are required for trademark renewal?
Typically, you will need:
Trademark registration number.
Renewal application form.
Proof of continued use of the trademark (if requested).
Renewal fee.
How much does trademark renewal cost?
Trademark renewal costs depend on the jurisdiction and the number of classes for which the trademark is registered. In India, renewal fees range from ₹9,000 to ₹18,000 per class, depending on whether you file as an individual or a business.
Can I renew a trademark if I haven't used it?
Yes, you can still renew a trademark even if you have not used it. However, if the trademark is not in use for a prolonged period (usually 3 years or more), it may be subject to cancellation.
How long does trademark renewal take?
Trademark renewal can take anywhere from 1-3 months depending on the jurisdiction and whether any issues arise during the renewal process. Some countries allow for expedited processing for an additional fee.
Do I need an attorney to renew my trademark?
While you can file the renewal application yourself, it's recommended to consult a trademark attorney to ensure all paperwork is correctly filed, especially if there are any complications or if you're unsure of the process.
What happens if I do not renew my trademark?
If you do not renew your trademark, it will lose its protection and can be freely used by others. This means you will lose exclusive rights to the trademark, and your brand may be vulnerable to imitation.
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