Consultants ensure accurate drafting, proper filing, and Registry compliance, reducing the risk of rejection.

Yes, selling a trademark is a form of complete assignment.

You can file an appeal or revise the deed to comply with Registry requirements.

Yes, transfer/assignment can be filed during the renewal process.

Yes, stamp duty is applicable as per state-specific laws on assignment agreements.

Yes, assignments can be made to foreign individuals or companies, subject to compliance.

Yes, partial assignments can be made for different goods, services, or territories.

The transfer may not be legally valid, and disputes can arise over ownership.

Yes, only a registered assignment is legally enforceable and protects the rights of the assignee.

Yes, trademarks can be assigned with goodwill (including reputation) or without goodwill (restricting usage).

It generally takes 2–4 months, depending on the Registry’s workload and document accuracy.

The government fee is ₹9,000 per mark per class (for online filing).

Form TM-P is required to be filed with the Trademark Registry.

Yes, even unregistered trademarks can be assigned through an agreement, though enforceability is stronger with registered marks.

Assignment is a permanent transfer of ownership, while licensing is temporary permission to use a trademark.