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A Trademark Objection is a preliminary refusal raised by the Trademark Examiner during the examination stage of your trademark application. It appears in the Examination Report (Form TMR) under Section 9 or 11 of the Trademarks Act, 1999.
It does not mean your trademark is rejected — only that you must respond properly to proceed.
Examination Report (PDF from TM Registry)
Power of Attorney (if filed by agent/attorney)
Affidavit of use (if applicable)
Supporting documents like:
Invoices or bills using the mark
Website screenshots or brochures
Social media posts, ads, or articles
Domain registration
Trademark search reports
Identify whether it’s a Section 9 or 11 objection and the grounds mentioned.
Include:
Legal reasoning defending the trademark
Case references (if needed)
Proof of use or distinctiveness (if applicable)
Clarifications on differences from cited trademarks
Must be filed within 30 days from receipt of the examination report
Reply is uploaded via the IP India website
If Registrar is satisfied → application moves to advertisement in Journal
If not satisfied → hearing notice is issued
Present evidence, defend the mark, and argue the case before the officer
1,000 if filed via attorney/agent (under TM-M)
No fee if replying directly via the Examination Reply section on the TM portal
We help you with:
In-depth examination report analysis
Drafting strong legal reply with relevant evidence
Filing the reply before deadline
Representing you in Trademark Hearings
Ensuring your application proceeds smoothly to registration
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