No major changes can be made after registration. You must file a new application for substantial modifications like name or logo changes.

Yes. Unique taglines like “Delivering Dreams” or “Shop Smart, Live Better” can also be trademarked.

It allows you to control product listings, report counterfeit items, and enhance search visibility on marketplaces.

Yes. You can file under the “proposed to be used” category to secure your brand name before launch.

Indian registration protects your brand within India, but you can extend it internationally under the Madrid Protocol.

Yes. Mobile app names can be trademarked under Class 42 for software-related services.

It remains valid for 10 years and can be renewed indefinitely.

Yes. Individuals and startups can apply at a reduced government fee of ₹4,500 per class.

Your application may be objected to or rejected. Conduct a thorough trademark search before filing.

While not mandatory, it’s required for Brand Registry, which helps protect your listings from counterfeit sellers.

Yes. You can register both separately — your name as a wordmark and your logo as a device mark for stronger protection.

Trademark registration usually takes 12–18 months, but you can start using the ™ symbol right after filing.

Yes. You can register your domain name, such as “ShopNow.in” or “TrendKart.com,” as a trademark if it’s distinctive.

It protects your brand name, prevents misuse, and enhances customer trust on platforms like Amazon or Flipkart.

E-commerce businesses fall under Class 35, while online platforms offering software or technology services also need Class 42.