No. Renewal must be filed separately for each class in which the trademark is registered.

While not mandatory, professional services ensure timely filing, proper documentation, and compliance with deadlines.

If rejected due to errors or incomplete documents, you may refile the application or file for restoration.

On average, renewal applications are processed within 4–8 weeks, depending on the Trademark Registry’s workload.

Yes. Trademarks can be renewed every 10 years without any limit, ensuring lifetime protection.

Yes. You can update or transfer ownership details along with renewal filing.

Not always. Proof of usage may be required in case of restoration after expiry.

You need the trademark registration certificate or application number, ownership proof, and Power of Attorney if filed through a consultant.

Yes. Trademark renewal can be filed online through the official IP India portal.

The official renewal fee starts from ₹5,000 (Form TM-R), excluding professional consultancy charges.

The trademark will be marked as abandoned and you lose exclusive rights, allowing others to claim or register it.

Yes. A lapsed trademark can be restored within 12 months after expiry by paying restoration fees along with renewal charges.

You can apply for renewal 6 months before expiry or within 6 months after expiry with late fees.

A trademark registration is valid for 10 years from the date of filing and must be renewed before expiry.

Trademark renewal is the process of extending the validity of a registered trademark for another 10 years to maintain legal protection.