Trademark Objection Reply
A trademark objection reply is your response to a notice from the trademark office objecting to your trademark application. It's crucial to craft a well-structured and persuasive response to overcome the objections and increase your chances of securing your desired trademark.
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What is Trademark Objection?
Objection to Trademark application can be raised by the Registrar. As the applicant of the Trademark, one is expected to respond to these objections in the prescribed format. Failure to do so will move the mark to an abandoned state and anyone will be free to apply for its registration.
Process Replying to Trademark Objection
Step 1: Share requirements + documents
Share your requirements and the list of documents mentioned below.
Step 2: POA to the Professional to respond to objection
Clients will be required to provide Power of Attorney to our Professional for Reply to the Objection of Trademark.
Step 3: Preparation of reply to the objection
We will draft a detailed reply to the objection received.
Step 4: Submission of reply to the objection
Once the draft is reviewed by you, we will submit a reply to the objection of the Trademark to the Trademark Office.
Step 5: Receive an acknowledgment letter
Work gets completed upon receiving the acknowledgment letter.
Documents Required to Reply to a Trademark Objection
- Proof of first usage of the mark
- Meaning of the mark if it is not in English or Hindi.
- Proof of continuous usage of the mark
- Why the mark is unique and should be allocated to you.
Key Deliverables
- Response to the Trademark objection
- Acknowledgment letter from Registrar of Trademark
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