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Protect Your Brand

Build and protect your business identity.

Trademark registration, patent-related assistance and general intellectual property support — so your brand name, logo and ideas stay yours.

What we help with

Trademark

Registering your brand name and logo so others can't use something confusingly similar.

Patent-Related Assistance

Guidance on protecting an invention or process through patent filing.

Intellectual Property Support

General assistance understanding what IP protections may apply to your business.

Why protect your brand early

A registered trademark makes it far easier to stop others from copying your name, logo or brand identity — and becomes more valuable to defend the longer you wait.

If you're building a brand you plan to grow, it's worth understanding your options early, even before you register a trademark. Tell us about your brand and we'll help you understand the applicable process.

Protect your brand identity

Tell us about your brand and we'll help you understand the trademark process, documents and fees.

Who this is for

Business owners who've built (or are building) a brand name, logo or product they want to protect from being copied by others.

When you may need this

As early as possible once you've settled on a brand name or logo you plan to use long-term — and especially before you invest heavily in marketing under that name.

Typical documents

Exact requirements vary by case, but these are commonly needed:

  • The brand name/logo to be registered (in the exact form used)
  • Applicant's identity proof (PAN/Aadhaar for individuals, incorporation certificate for companies)
  • Proof of use, if the brand is already in use (invoices, packaging, website screenshots)
  • Power of attorney/authorisation, where filed through an agent

How the process usually works

01
Trademark searchWe check whether a similar or identical mark already exists in your category.
02
Application filingWe file your trademark application in the appropriate class(es) of goods/services.
03
Examination & publicationThe Registry examines the application; if cleared, it's published for opposition.
04
RegistrationIf no valid opposition is raised, the trademark is registered — this process can take time and isn't guaranteed.

Fees & pricing guidance

There's no fixed one-size-fits-all price — the professional fee depends on the specific service, your business structure and how much documentation work is involved. Applicable government or statutory fees (where they exist) are set by the department, not by us, and are shown separately. We share the full breakdown over WhatsApp before you commit to anything.

We always separate our professional/assistance fee from any government or statutory fee, and confirm both in writing before you proceed.

Important limitations & conditions

  • Onnmore is a private-sector business services company, not a government authority or department — we do not approve or reject government applications and cannot guarantee their outcome.
  • Processing times depend on the relevant government portal or department and can vary; we can't promise a fixed turnaround.
  • We can't guarantee approval — outcomes depend on the accuracy of the information/documents provided and the department's own review.
  • Where a matter requires legal advice or representation, we will identify the applicable qualified legal professional or associated legal practice and explain the engagement before legal work begins.
  • Trademark registration can take many months to over a year, and is subject to the Trademark Registry's own examination and any third-party opposition.
  • A trademark search reduces risk but can't guarantee that no conflicting rights exist.
  • We assist with filing and process; contested oppositions or infringement disputes are matters we'd refer to a qualified IP lawyer.

FAQs

How long does trademark registration take?

It varies considerably depending on objections, oppositions and the Registry's workload — anywhere from several months to over a year is common.

Can I use the ™ symbol before registration is complete?

Generally, yes, once you've filed an application — ™ indicates a claimed trademark, while ® is reserved for marks that are officially registered.

What if someone objects to my trademark application?

You'll have an opportunity to respond to objections or oppositions. We'll guide you on next steps, and recommend a lawyer if the matter becomes contested.

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