Like any other asset, a trademark is something that can be sold or given away. In India, trademark assignment or transfer means legally giving someone else the rights to a registered or pending trademark. Companies do this a lot when they sell, merge, buy, or reorganize their brand portfolios.
You can transfer trademark ownership with goodwill (the brand's reputation and customer base) or without goodwill (only the legal rights). Following the trademark assignment process in India makes sure that the transfer is legal and protects both parties' interests.
The transfer is legal under the Trademarks Act of 1999.
Not getting into fights or making claims about who owns a trademark
Simple transfer of brand assets and goodwill
Filing and documenting correctly with the IP India Registry
Transferring a trademark online in India is faster, which means there are fewer delays.
You might get turned down, have to wait, or get in trouble with the law if you try to handle the transfer on your own.
To finish a trademark assignment in India, you need to have certain papers. These make sure that the transfer is registered and verified correctly:
Agreement or Deed for Assigning a Trademark: A deed that is written down in a legal way and lists the assignor and assignee, gives information about the trademark, the type of assignment, the consideration, and the signatures
Both the assignor and the assignee must show proof of their identity and address.
Trademark Registration Certificate: No Objection Certificate (NOC) for registered marks: If it fits
Form TM-P: A correctly filled out assignment form that you must send to the IP India Registry.
Receipt from India for trademark transfer fees
You must fill out these forms correctly in order for your trademark assignment application to be accepted.
The trademark transfer process in India is completely online through the IP India portal for FY 26–27. This makes filling out the trademark assignment form TM-P much easier. This e-filing system lets you see the status of a trademark transfer in real time and cuts down on the need for physical paperwork.
AuditFiling and other professional services can help you write the trademark assignment deed format, fill out the TM-P form, and make sure you meet all the legal requirements so that your application doesn't get rejected or delayed.
Using AuditFiling for your trademark assignment in India makes sure that the transfer goes smoothly and is legal:
Full management of the trademark assignment process in India
Writing a trademark assignment agreement that follows the law in India
Correctly filling out and sending in the trademark assignment form TM-P online
Clear calculation and payment of fees for transferring trademarks in India
Ongoing help to check the status of trademark transfers online
A properly done trademark transfer not only protects your brand, but it also increases the value of your business, protects goodwill, and makes it easy for the new owner to take over in FY 26–27.
Trademark Assignment Agreement
Form TM-P
Trademark Registration Certificate
Identity Proof Of Assignor And Assignee (Pan Card, Adhaar card)
Address Proof Of Assignor And Assignee (Adhaar Card, Electric Bill)
RS: 8000/-