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Transferring Trademark Ownership
Assignment lets you transfer trademark ownership to another person or entity, under Sections 37–45 of the Trade Marks Act, 1999.
Assignment With Goodwill
The mark is transferred along with the associated business goodwill.
Assignment Without Goodwill
The mark is transferred separately, without the underlying business.
Registered Mark Assignment
Transfer of an already-registered trademark to a new owner.
Pending Application Assignment
Transfer of ownership of a mark that's still under examination.
Partial Assignment
Transfer of rights for specific goods/services or geographic areas.
Corporate Restructuring Transfers
Transfer of marks during mergers, acquisitions or reorganisation.
How Assignment Works
From assignment deed to recordal with the Registry.
Draft Assignment Deed
We prepare the assignment deed between both parties.
Form TM-P Filed
The application is filed with the Trademark Registry.
Registry Verification
The Registrar reviews the deed and supporting documents.
Ownership Updated
The new owner is recorded in the Register of Trade Marks.
Documents Needed for Assignment
Assignment Deed
Signed by both the assignor and assignee.
Registration Certificate
The original trademark registration certificate, if available.
ID & Address Proof
Of both the assignor and the assignee.
Board Resolution
Required where either party is a company.