Trademark Registration
Protect your brand name and logo – use ™ from the day we file.
Intellectual property registration and protection for your brand name, logo, creative work and inventions – end-to-end trademark, copyright, patent and design services from experienced IP professionals.

Protect your brand name and logo – use ™ from the day we file.
Lawyer-drafted replies to trademark examination reports.
File or defend oppositions to trademark applications.
Renew your trademark for another 10 years before it lapses.
Transfer trademark ownership with a deed and Registry filing.
Official proof of ownership for creative work and software.
Search, drafting and filing to protect your invention.
Protect the shape, pattern and look of your products.
Your brand name, logo, software, designs and inventions are often the most valuable assets your business owns. Registering them gives you exclusive legal rights, makes it easy to stop copycats and turns your IP into an asset you can license, sell or use to raise funds.
| Protection | What it covers | Duration in India |
|---|---|---|
| Trademark | Brand name, logo, slogan, label | 10 years, renewable indefinitely |
| Copyright | Original creative works and software | Author’s lifetime + 60 years (most works) |
| Patent | New, inventive and industrially applicable inventions | 20 years from filing |
| Design | Visual appearance of a product | 10 years + 5-year renewal |
Individuals, startups recognised by DPIIT and MSMEs pay reduced official fees for trademarks, patents and designs. Startups also get up to 80% rebate on patent fees and fast-tracked patent examination. We apply these benefits wherever you are eligible – see our Startup India registration and MSME registration services.
Once filed, you can use the ™ symbol immediately. If there are no objections or oppositions, registration usually completes in 6–12 months; contested applications take longer.
The official e-filing fee is ₹4,500 per class for individuals, startups and small enterprises, and ₹9,000 per class for others. Our professional fee is charged separately and shown upfront.
No. Copyright exists as soon as an original work is created, but registration gives you a government certificate that serves as strong evidence of ownership in disputes.
An idea alone cannot be patented. You need an invention that is new, involves an inventive step and is capable of industrial application. A provisional application can secure your filing date while you develop it.
You can send a legal notice, file for infringement or passing off, and seek an injunction and damages. Our lawyers can advise on the best route – see legal advice on IP infringement.
Speak to a Nevo Legal expert. We will understand your requirement and recommend the right legal route – no obligation.