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Applicant Trademark Identity Documents

01

Adhar Card

Aadhaar Card is a valid government-issued identity proof used to verify the applicant’s name and address during the trademark registration process. it is mandatory for individuals and properties and must be submitted as a clear, self-attested copy. F

02

Pan Card

PAN Card serves as a financial and legal identity proof for the applicant. it is required for individuals as well as business entities such as companies, LLP's, and partnership firms to ensure proper identification within government records.

03

User Proof

User Proof is Required when the trademark is already being used in the market before registration. it helps establish the date of first use and strenthens the appkicant's claim over the brand. Documents such as invoices, website screenshorts, social media presence, or product packaging can be submitted as valid proof.

04

Business Details

Business details define the legal ownership of the trademark and vary depending on the type of applicant. Proprietors provide basic business information, while partnership firms, LLPs, and companies must submit relevant registration documents such as a partnership deed or certificate of incorpoation.

05

Power Of Attorney

power of is required when the trademark is application is filled through an agent or consultant. it authorizes the representative to act on behalf of the apllicant and handle all legal procedures and communications with the Controller General Of Patents, Designs & Trade Marks.

06

Trademark Logo / Wordmark

The trademark logo or wordmark is the actual brand name, symbol, tagline, or design that the applicant seeks to protect. It must be submitted in a clear, high-resolution format along with the correct class of goods or services. A distinct and unique mark strengthens the registration and reduces the risk of objection or opposition.

Kinds of Trademark Registration in India

The following are the kinds of trademark registration available in India-

01

Service mark

A service mark is comparable to a product mark representing a service rather than a product. The primary function of a service mark is to differentiate its proprietors from the owners of other benefits. Accordingly, trademark applications submitted under trademark classes 35-45 may be classified as service marks since they represent a service.

02

Marks in the Series

These are the marks that have been registered for usage before or after a chain of items that share a similar suffix, prefix, or symbol.

03

Mark of Sound

A sound mark is a sound that may be connected to a product or service that originates from a certain provider. Sound logos, often known as audio mnemonics, appear at the beginning and end of ads.

What are the Trademark Classes?

There are 45 trademark classes, and all goods and services are classified according to these classes. You must exercise extreme caution while selecting the classes since they will affect the validity of your trademark for your company's products/services. If your company sells various goods and services that fall into several classes, you must guarantee that you may file for a trademark under all of the appropriate classes.


In India, trademark classes are:

Classes for Goods (1–34)

  • Class 1: Chemicals for industry, science, agriculture, and unprocessed plastics.
  • Class 2: Paints, varnishes, lacquers, and preservatives against rust.
  • Class 3: Cosmetics, cleaning preparations, soaps, and perfumery.
  • Class 4: Industrial oils, greases, fuels, and candles.
  • Class 5: Pharmaceuticals, medical and sanitary preparations, and dietetic foods.
  • Class 6: Common metals, metal building materials, and non-electric cables.
  • Class 7: Machines, machine tools, and power-operated agricultural implements.
  • Class 8: Hand tools, cutlery, and razors.
  • Class 9: Computers, electronics, scientific apparatus, and downloadable software.
  • Class 10: Surgical, medical, dental, and veterinary instruments and equipment.
  • Class 11: Lighting, heating, cooking, cooling, and ventilation apparatus.
  • Class 12: Vehicles and apparatus for locomotion by land, air, or water.
  • Class 13: Firearms, ammunition, explosives, and fireworks.
  • Class 14: Precious metals, jewellery, precious stones, and watches.
  • Class 15: Musical instruments.
  • Class 16: Paper, cardboard, stationery, printed matter, and office requisites.
  • Class 17: Rubber, plastics in extruded form, packing, and insulating materials.
  • Class 18: Leather goods, trunks, travelling bags, and umbrellas.
  • Class 19: Non-metallic building materials and rigid pipes.
  • Class 20: Furniture, mirrors, and non-metallic storage containers.
  • Class 21: Household or kitchen utensils, glassware, and cookware.
  • Class 22: Ropes, string, tents, tarpaulins, and raw textile fibres.
  • Class 23: Yarns and threads for textile use.
  • Class 24: Textiles, bed covers, and table covers.
  • Class 25: Clothing, footwear, and headgear.
  • Class 26: Lace, embroidery, ribbons, buttons, and artificial flowers.
  • Class 27: Carpets, rugs, mats, and floor coverings.
  • Class 28: Games, toys, and sporting goods.
  • Class 29: Meat, fish, dairy products, preserved fruits, and edible oils.
  • Class 30: Coffee, tea, rice, flour, spices, and confectionery.
  • Class 31: Raw agricultural and horticultural products, seeds, plants, and live animals.
  • Class 32: Non-alcoholic beverages, beers, mineral waters, and other preparations for beverages.
  • Class 33: Alcoholic beverages, except beers.
  • Class 34: Tobacco, smokers' articles, and matches.

Classes for Services (35–45)

  • Class 35: Advertising, business management, business administration, and retail or wholesale services.
  • Class 36: Insurance, financial services, monetary affairs, and real estate services.
  • Class 37: Construction, installation, repair, and maintenance services.
  • Class 38: Telecommunications, communication, broadcasting, and transmission services.
  • Class 39: Transport, packaging and storage of goods, and travel arrangement services.
  • Class 40: Treatment of materials, recycling, custom manufacturing, and processing services.
  • Class 41: Education, training, entertainment, sporting, and cultural activities.
  • Class 42: Scientific and technological services, IT services, software development, SaaS, and research.
  • Class 43: Services for providing food and drink, restaurants, cafés, hotels, and temporary accommodation.
  • Class 44: Medical, veterinary, hygienic, beauty care, agriculture, horticulture, and forestry services.
  • Class 45: Legal services, security services, and personal and social services rendered by others.

Documents Needed for Trademark Registration

Company Name

Adhar Card

Business Type

Pan Card

Business Details

User Proof

Brand Name

Business Details

Business address

Name of logo

The documents that are required for trademark registration-

  • Name of the applicant
  • Adhar Card
  • Pan Card
  • User Proof
  • Business Details
  • Name of logo

The following documents are required:

  • Form-48 has been signed. (Power of Attorney/Vakalatnama)
  • Signatory identification evidence
  • Proof of the signatory's address
  • Business validation (depends on the type of business)
  • MSME registration certificate/Udyog Aadhar (optional)

A trademark is a distinct identity that distinguishes your organisation, product, or service from the competition. A registered trademark is the intellectual property/intangible asset of your company. It safeguards your investment in building client trust and loyalty.


Registration of a trademark gives you the ability to sue anybody who attempts to replicate your trademark and prohibits others from using an identical trademark to the one you registered.

Trademark Fees

Government Fee

₹4,500

Total Fee

₹6,500

* Excluding Govt. fees

Why Legal Wegal India?


  • We conduct a thorough research regarding your TM availability from the Govt.
  • Authorization letter is prepared from our side in order to file Trademark registration on your behalf.
  • We offer the best services to make sure that our client does not have to face any responsibility of filing Trademark.
  • You will be guided on the classes you have to apply under and we are the one to guide you.
  • We will provide assistance regarding form fill up with the Registrar.
  • You will be receiving updates constantly from our side till the registration is completed.
  • We assure you to protect your brand of products or services.

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FAQ

What is a Trademark?

Trademark is an intellectual property consisting of recognizable sign or design in order to identify products or services from a specific source, although trademarks that are used to identify services are called service marks.

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