Trademark Objection
A trademark objection occurs when the Registrar of Trademarks raises concerns about a trademark application, typically due to conflicts with existing trademarks, failure to meet requirements, or lack of distinctiveness. The applicant must address the objection by providing clarifications, amendments, or supporting evidence. If unresolved, the application may be rejected. Responding promptly and properly is crucial to overcoming objections and securing trademark registration.
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Our Process for Trademark Objection Registration
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Submit the Initial Form
Begin by completing a simple form to share the necessary details and start the trademark
process.
Consultation with Experts
Our team of experts will contact you to thoroughly understand your brand’s classification and
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operational scale.
Documentation and Draft Preparation
We will prepare all critical documents, including KYC, logo, and the draft, ensuring accuracy
and completeness.
Procedures
This stage involves key processes such as Vienna Codification, Examination, addressing
objections (if any), and representation in hearings in case of rejections.
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FAQ'S
It’s a formal objection raised by the Trademark Registrar against an application for reasons such as similarity with existing trademarks.
Objections can arise due to non-compliance with legal requirements, lack of distinctiveness, or similarity to existing trademarks.
Applicants can file a counter-statement or amend the application, providing justifications to resolve the objection.
Yes, if the objection is not resolved, you can appeal to the Intellectual Property Appellate Board (IPAB).
If unresolved, the trademark application may be abandoned or rejected, preventing registration.
