Trademark renewal and restoration help in Ahmedabad
Check the registration record and expiry date before preparing renewal. An ordinary renewal uses Form TM-R and can be requested during the year before expiry. After expiry, the available route depends on how much time has passed and the registration's status. Late renewal and restoration involve different requirements and fees. Send the registration number and current owner's details so the correct route can be checked before a quote is finalised.
- Form TM-R renewal filing
- Late renewal within the 6-month grace period
- Restoration filing (6–12 months after expiry)
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Trademark Renewal: questions answered in our guides.
These free guides cover what clients ask most before they start. Read the one that matches your situation, then talk to us about yours.
- Renewal deadlines, the grace period and restoration
- Renewal and restoration government fees
- What the Registered status means
- Every trademark status explained
- Indian trademark law, sections and official sources
How it works
Renewal Reminder
We track your registration's expiry date and flag it well in advance — renewal can be filed up to one year before expiry, and most owners file 3–6 months ahead to avoid any last-minute rush.
Form TM-R Filed
We file Form TM-R online through the IP India e-filing portal, digitally signed, along with the prescribed renewal fee.
If Already Expired — Grace Period
Under the proviso to Section 25(3), read with Rule 59, renewal may be requested within six months from expiry with the prescribed surcharge. Check the registration record and any notice. Do not assume that expiry or a pending request guarantees uninterrupted protection.
If Beyond 6 Months — Restoration
After six months but within one year from expiry, restoration and renewal may be requested under Section 25(4) and Rule 60 using Form TM-R and the applicable fees. The Registrar must be satisfied that restoration is just; it is not automatic. Check any special delayed-registration situation under Rule 58.
Trademark Renewal Documents
Checklist- Existing trademark registration certificate / registration number
- PAN and ID proof of the registered proprietor
- Power of Attorney (Form TM-M), if not already on file
- A written explanation for the delay, if filing a restoration beyond the standard renewal window
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What makes us different.
Many trademark platforms serve clients across India from a call centre. We're based in Ahmedabad, serve Gujarat only, and every filing is handled by professionals you can actually reach.
Gujarat-Based Team
Our entire team operates from Ahmedabad. If you prefer, you can visit our office and discuss your filing in person.
Direct Access to Professionals
Your work is handled by experienced trademark consultants — not a call centre — so you get a straight answer on legal questions.
Careful Class Selection
We check for conflicting marks and pick the right class before filing, reducing the risk of a costly objection later.
Transparent Pricing
You are told the government fee and our fee separately, upfront — no hidden charges added later.
End-to-End Support
From search to certificate, including responding to any Registry objection, handled as one service.
Personalised Guidance
Every brand is different, so we give practical advice based on your specific goals rather than a one-size-fits-all checklist.
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Trademark Renewal ↗Frequently asked questions
Renewal can be filed up to one year before the expiry date. Filing 3–6 months ahead is generally recommended so there's no risk of the Registry's processing time pushing you past the deadline.
The proviso to Section 25(3), read with Rule 59, allows renewal with the prescribed surcharge within six months from expiry. After six months but within one year, Section 25(4) and Rule 60 provide a restoration-and-renewal route subject to the Registrar being satisfied that restoration is just. Check the status, dates and notices before choosing the procedure.
After six months but within one year, check restoration and renewal under Section 25(4) and Rule 60. The ordinary restoration period ends one year from expiry. Before treating a fresh application as the only route, inspect the register, notice and actual registration date, including the special cases in Rule 58.
The standard e-filing renewal fee is ₹9,000 per class; a late-renewal surcharge within the 6-month grace period, and a separate restoration fee if filing under Rule 60, apply on top of that depending on how late the filing is.
No — renewal simply extends an already-registered mark for another 10 years; it does not go through fresh examination, publication, or an opposition window, provided it's filed within the permitted window.
Renewal still concerns the Indian registration. Review any address or ownership changes separately so the Registry record stays accurate.
No. The prescribed request and payment are required. Keep a reminder based on the registration record.
If they have separate registration numbers, check each registration and its covered classes independently.
No. Renewal continues the existing registration. New goods or services may require a fresh application.