Updated on April 23, 2025 02:55:03 PM
A trademark is an essential business asset it safeguards your brand's image along with names and logos from unauthorised reproduction. The process of obtaining a trademark isn't only a once-in-a-lifetime procedure to remain legally valid, as the protection of trademarks requires a number of renewal terms. The renewal of trademarks in Mizoram allows businesses to extend their rights as trademark owners beyond the initial period of protection for 10 years as per the Trade Marks Act of 1999.
In this article, we take you through all the information you should be aware of when it comes to trademark renewal in Mizoram. This includes procedures and documentation, as well as fees and possible mistakes to avoid. Finding out how to reinstate the trademark that has expired and understanding the legal benefits of keeping trademarks active will be covered in the details provided. At Litem Legalis our team will simplify the process of renewal of trademarks in Mizoram to safeguard your brand's legal rights by implementing seamless procedures.
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The renewal of trademarks in Mizoram allows businesses to extend the protection of a trademark time beyond ten years as per the Trade Marks Act of 1999. The trademark owners have to submit Form TM-R and the fee stated in it prior to or within 6 months from the expiration of the trademark to continue to enjoy legal protection.Renewing trademarks periodically protects the name of a brand, its logo and tagline from being used by any person other than the owner's permission. If a trademark has not been renewed on time, it is removed from the register and is vulnerable to misuse. A timely renewal keeps companies from becoming involved in litigation or licensing issues and the risk loss of their monopoly on the trademark
The renewal process of a trademark brings essential benefits which protect your brand and enhance its power. Trademark renewal provides multiple essential benefits because of the following reasons:
An Indian trademark renewal process demands submission of several documents including TM-R filled form with the application for renewal and original application TM and all proof of trademark usage.
To renew a trademark in India, specific forms must be submitted along with the applicable fees. The details are as follows:rademark renewal fees depend on the mode of filing (online or offline).
| Form No. | Purpose | Fee for Physical Filing | Fee for E-Filing |
|---|---|---|---|
| TM-R | Application for trademark renewal, submitted by the registered owner | ₹10,000 | ₹9,000 |
| TM-R (with surcharge) | Application for renewal after the due date, including a late fee | ₹5,000 + Renewal Fee | ₹4,500 + Renewal Fee |
| TM-18 | Affidavit supporting the case statement (if required) | Not Applicable | Not Applicable |
For exact figures and any updates on trademark fees in India, refer to the official portal of the Trademark Registry or consult a legal expert.
Here’s how you can renew your trademark online in India to maintain exclusive rights and legal protection.
Visit the IP India website (https://ipindia.gov.in) and access the trademark e-filing portal. Log in using your registered credentials. If you don’t have an account, create one using your email ID, mobile number, and digital signature (if required).
Go to the Trademark Renewal section and select Form TM-R. Enter your trademark registration number and fill in details like owner’s name, address, and nature of the mark (word, logo, or slogan). Upload necessary documents, including the trademark registration certificate and identity proof.
Choose your filing mode
Once the application is submitted successfully, download the acknowledgment receipt along with the reference number. Keep this receipt as your confirmation that your renewal request is being processed and as proof of submission.
You can check the application status on the IP India portal using the reference number. When it’s approved, download your renewed trademark certificate—-which extends your legal protection for another 10 years of your business.
You will avoid both multiple fees and restoration costs when you renew your trademark on time
If the trademark is not renewed within the given time, it can still be restored. Under Section 25(4) of the Trademark Act, 1999, an applicant can apply for restoration within six months to one year after the renewal deadline. The required documents for restoration are:
After the renewal process is completed and approved, you can download the trademark certificate (or a renewed registration confirmation) from the official portal. Here’s what to do next:
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The renewal of trademarks in Mizoram is not a formality. It is essential to protect your rights to your brand, stop misuse, and ensure your business's reputation in the market. If you fail to fulfill the requirements for renewal, there may be legal issues that are unnecessary as well as unnecessary expenses, and even the loss of protection for trademarks. By taking proactive action and staying current with renewals for trademarks you allow your business to continue operating without legal complexities.
If your trademark requires renewal or is already expired don't put off renewal until it is late. Let Litem Legalis guide you proficiently and assist you in getting your trademark renewed or reinstated without hassle. Contact us now to secure your brand's future
The govt fees for trademark registration in India are distinct from the renewal fees. Check the official IP India portal for the latest schedules. E-filing often has lower fees than manual submission.
You can start the renewal process up to one year before the mark’s expiry date.
You typically have a 6-month grace period to renew by paying a surcharge. After that, you may need to file for restoration.
Yes, after registration or renewal, you can complete a trademark certificate download from the IP India portal.
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