Registration timelines depend on the registry and on whether an examination report is issued. LEX5NANCE tracks each stage and tells you what the next action is and who owns it.
Professional legal service · IP practice
Trademark registration
Search, filing preparation, and progress tracking, handled end to end by an assigned IP professional.
From ₹7,499Listed fee · No payment taken here
Start order - Professional fee
- From ₹7,499
- Typical timeline
- 15–20 business days
- Suited to
- Businesses protecting a brand name, logo, or product mark in India.
From availability to filing readiness
LEX5NANCE structures the work into understandable milestones and clearly identifies whether a filing has been submitted to a government system.
4 milestonesStructured workflow15–20 daysTypical completionHuman reviewAssigned professional
What the fee covers
Availability and classification review across the relevant classes, preparation of the application documents, an assigned intellectual-property professional, and status tracking inside LEX5NANCE until the matter closes. Government fees are quoted separately.
SearchRelevant classesPreparationApplication documentsTrackingInside LEX5NANCE
What we ask you for
Your certificate of incorporation, the mark you intend to register, a short description of the goods or services it will cover, and an authorised signatory. LEX5NANCE tells you which class is likely to apply before you commit.
IncorporationCertificateThe markWord or deviceSignatoryAuthorised person
How an order works in this workspace
- Place the order
You confirm the scope and fee shown on this page before anything starts.
- A professional is assigned
The matter is assigned to the practice named above, and the assignee is visible to you.
- Progress is tracked
Each stage appears in your Orders view with the current owner and the next action.
- Completion is recorded
Documents and decisions are stored against the order with a full activity trail.
Common questions
An objection is handled as a stage of the matter rather than an ending. The assigned professional explains the ground of objection and the response options before anything is filed.
No. Government fees are quoted separately from the professional fee shown on this page.