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Protect Your Brand Beyond India

India has been a member of the Madrid Protocol since 2013, allowing a single international application via WIPO.

01

Single Application

One application through the Indian Trademark Registry can designate multiple countries.

02

100+ Member Countries

The Madrid System covers over 100 member countries and regions.

03

Cost-Effective

Often more economical than filing separately in each country.

04

Centralised Management

Renewals and changes can be managed centrally through WIPO.

Simple & Transparent Process

How Madrid Protocol Filing Works

From your Indian base application to protection in your chosen countries.

01
Base Application/Registration

You need an existing Indian trademark application or registration.

02
International Application Filed

We file Form MM2 designating your chosen countries.

03
WIPO & National Examination

WIPO checks formalities; each country examines independently.

04
Protection Granted

Each designated country grants protection as per its own laws.

Documents Required

Documents Needed for International Filing

Base Mark Details

Details of your existing Indian application or registration.

Designated Countries

The list of member countries where you want protection.

Goods/Services List

Classified as per the Nice Classification system.

Applicant Details

Business/individual details matching the base application.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

It's an international treaty administered by WIPO that lets you file a single trademark application designating multiple member countries, based on a home application or registration.

Yes, you need a base trademark application or registration in India before filing an international application through the Madrid System.

No, each designated country's trademark office examines the application under its own national laws and can grant or refuse protection independently.

Yes, a subsequent designation can be filed to add more member countries to an existing international registration.

It's most cost-effective when you need protection in several member countries — for a single country, a direct national filing may be more suitable.

International trademark filing under the Madrid Protocol is administered by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).

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