Trademark Renewal in Rajkot, Gujarat
Rajkot is known for its diesel engine, auto-parts, casting and machine-tool industry, with thousands of small and mid-sized manufacturing units trading under a distinct brand name.
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Why Rajkot businesses choose us.
A recognisable brand name is a real commercial asset for manufacturers competing on distributor trust — registering it stops a rival unit from selling look-alike parts under a confusingly similar name.
Rajkot's manufacturing clusters at Aji and Metoda GIDC and along Bhavnagar and Gondal Road turn out diesel engines, submersible pumps, auto components, CNC and machine tools, forgings and castings, brass parts, kitchenware and imitation jewellery. The classes used most here are Class 7 for engines, pumps and machine tools, Class 12 for vehicle parts and accessories, Class 8 for hand tools, Class 6 for castings, forgings and metal hardware, and Class 21 for stainless-steel kitchenware.
These products sell through dealer and distributor networks where the brand name on the box is what a mechanic or retailer asks for by memory. That makes the name a genuine asset — and a target. Look-alike part names and near-identical logos on pump sets and engine spares are a recurring problem in this market.
A registration in the right class lets you act on that directly: a cease-and-desist with statutory force, seizure of infringing stock, and an injunction restraining the rival unit — remedies that are only available once the mark is on the register.
We regularly work with auto-parts and engineering manufacturers, casting units, and machine-tool businesses in and around Rajkot, so the search, filing paperwork and any Registry correspondence are handled the same day you reach out — everything can be coordinated over call, WhatsApp and courier without you needing to travel to our Ahmedabad office.
How it works
Renewal Reminder
We track your registration's expiry date and flag it well in advance — renewal can be filed up to one year before expiry, and most owners file 3–6 months ahead to avoid any last-minute rush.
Form TM-R Filed
We file Form TM-R online through the IP India e-filing portal, digitally signed, along with the prescribed renewal fee.
If Already Expired — Grace Period
Under Rule 57(2), a lapsed mark can still be renewed within 6 months after the expiry date by paying a surcharge alongside the renewal fee — your protection continues without a formal restoration process.
If Beyond 6 Months — Restoration
Between 6 and 12 months after expiry, the mark can no longer be renewed automatically — it must instead be restored under Rule 60, which requires filing Form TM-R with the restoration fee and a valid explanation for the delay, and is subject to the Registrar's discretion rather than being automatic.
Documents Required
Checklist- Existing trademark registration certificate / registration number
- PAN and ID proof of the registered proprietor
- Power of Attorney (Form TM-48), if not already on file
- A written explanation for the delay, if filing a restoration beyond the standard renewal window
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Trademark Renewal ↗Frequently asked questions
Renewal can be filed up to one year before the expiry date. Filing 3–6 months ahead is generally recommended so there's no risk of the Registry's processing time pushing you past the deadline.
You get a 6-month grace period after expiry (Rule 57(2)) to renew by paying a late-renewal surcharge along with the fee — this is treated as a normal renewal, not a separate restoration process.
Between 6 months and 1 year after expiry, the mark can only be restored, not simply renewed — this is a discretionary process under Rule 60 requiring Form TM-R, the restoration fee, and a satisfactory explanation for the delay. Beyond 1 year, the mark is generally removed from the register and a fresh application is the only option, effectively losing your original priority date.
The standard e-filing renewal fee is ₹9,000 per class; a late-renewal surcharge within the 6-month grace period, and a separate restoration fee if filing under Rule 60, apply on top of that depending on how late the filing is.
No — renewal simply extends an already-registered mark for another 10 years; it does not go through fresh examination, publication, or an opposition window, provided it's filed within the permitted window.
If your mark is registered in the relevant class (typically Class 7 or 12), you can send an infringement notice with statutory backing, apply for an interim injunction to stop further sales, and seek damages or an account of profits. We handle the notice and, if it escalates, the enforcement filing.
Class 7 covers engines and motors (other than for land vehicles), pumps, machine tools and machines generally. Parts specifically for land vehicles fall in Class 12, and hand-operated tools fall in Class 8 — many Rajkot manufacturers file in more than one of these to cover their full range.