A trademark objection is raised by the Registrar during examination. It means issues were found — similarity (Section 11) or lack of distinctiveness (Section 9). It is NOT a rejection. You get 30 days to reply.
You must file your reply within 30 days from the date of examination report. This deadline is strict. Failing to respond means your application is treated as abandoned. Act immediately!
Our objection reply service starts from ₹3,999 — includes analysis, drafting legal reply, filing on IP India portal, and follow-up for hearing. Exact cost depends on complexity of objections.
If the Registrar issues a refusal order, you can appeal to IPAB within 3 months. Our attorneys represent you at every stage of the appeal process.