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Trademark · Done for you

Trademark Assignment

Transfer of Ownership

Legally transfer the ownership of a registered trademark (or application) from one party to another via a Trademark Assignment Deed. Mandatory filing of Form TM-P to update the Register.

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Record Update

Trademark Assignment · sample

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What you get

Everything handed over, nothing left hanging.

  • Record Update

    Kept in your login to download any time, with every paper of the work.

  • Every step in view

    Your quote, payment, documents and each stage of the work on one screen.

  • Reminders before dates

    The returns and renewals that follow are added to your dates, with a reminder before each.

  • A person to ask

    Chat with the team doing the work. Calls go to the one office number.

At a glance

What this service covers

  • Deed Drafting

    Drafting the comprehensive legal Assignment Deed (Transfer Agreement) between the Assignor and Assignee.

  • Timely Filing

    Filing Form TM-P soon after the deed, so the new owner can rely on the register.

  • Record Update

    Ensuring the Registrar updates the public record to reflect the new owner, providing future defense capability.

Documents

Documents we will ask for

Nothing to send now. After you accept the quote and pay, you upload these from your phone against this same list, and each one shows whether it is received, approved or needs to be sent again.

  • Trademark Assignment Deed

    (Drafted & Executed)

  • Trademark Certificate

    (Original Copy)

  • KYC

    of both Assignor (Old Owner) and Assignee (New Owner)

  • Notarized Declaration

    / Board Resolution

  • Digital Signature

    of Applicant (New Owner)

The work, stage by stage

Stages of the work

You see these same stages in your login once the work starts, and you are told when each one is done.

  1. 1

    Deed Execution

    Drafting and signing of the Assignment Deed on Stamp Paper.

  2. 2

    Filing TM-P

    Application is filed to record the subsequent owner (no fixed deadline, but file early).

  3. 3

    Verification

    Registrar verifies the Deed and legal documentation.

  4. 4

    Record Update

    New Owner's name is recorded in the Trademark Register.

Good to know

More about Trademark Assignment

Types of Assignment

Transferring a trademark legally is called Assignment. It requires filing an application (Form TM-P) with the Registrar of Trademarks to record the new ownership on the public register.

Important: until the assignment is recorded, the deed is not admitted in court as proof of title. Timely filing ensures the new owner can enforce rights and file suits against infringers.

With vs. Without Goodwill

Assignment With Goodwill
Transferring all rights, including the reputation and customer base associated with the brand.
Assignment Without Goodwill
Transferring only the brand name rights, allowing the old owner to continue using the brand for unrelated goods/services. (Less common).

Questions

Frequently asked

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What is the late filing fee?

There is no fixed time limit to record an assignment, but until it is recorded the deed is not admitted as evidence of title. If a mark is assigned without the goodwill of the business, the new owner must apply for the Registrar's directions within six months (extendable by up to three months), also on Form TM-P.

Can I transfer an unregistered trademark?

You can transfer the commercial rights to an unregistered trademark, but the transfer cannot be recorded on the official register, limiting the new owner's legal protection.

Does a trademark transfer expire?

No, the transfer itself is permanent. The trademark's validity remains 10 years and must be renewed by the new owner every 10 years.

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