Trademark-only B2B support for Indian businesses, advisors and brand portfolios Name Suggestions | Filing | Objections | Oppositions | Rectifications | Renewals
10+ years. PAN-India. Trademark-only.

Trademark support from first search to registration.

TM Assist is a premium trademark desk for companies, MSMEs, startups, manufacturers, exporters, D2C brands, agencies and CA/CS/lawyer networks seeking disciplined support for searches, filings, objections, hearings, oppositions and renewals.

Every important stage is supported by empanelled trademark lawyers, with practical communication for business owners and professional partners.

Portfolio Desk View Counsel-led stages
SearchClass fit, phonetic similarity and registry conflict reviewPre-filing
FileApplication drafting, owner details and class coverageRegistry
RespondObjection replies, evidence and hearing coordinationProsecution
ProtectOppositions, rectifications, renewals and monitoringLifecycle
5,000+Trademarks Managed
10+ years experience5,000+ trademarks managedPAN-India presence100+ CA/CS/lawyer partnersB2B trademark deskEmpanelled lawyers at each stage 10+ years experience5,000+ trademarks managedPAN-India presence100+ CA/CS/lawyer partnersB2B trademark deskEmpanelled lawyers at each stage
Built for trademark confidence

Serious brand protection starts before filing.

Search quality, class selection, registry deadlines and objection replies all shape the long-term strength of a trademark. TM Assist brings structure to each stage.

10+

Years of hands-on trademark experience across filing, prosecution, hearings and portfolio care.

5,000+

Trademark matters managed and tracked across different registry stages.

100+

CA, CS and lawyer partners supported with a reliable trademark backend.

200+

Sector-specific businesses supported, including pharma, healthcare, manufacturing, FMCG and service brands.

Business context

Trademark decisions affect launches, portfolios and partner work.

TM Assist is built for B2B teams and growing companies that want trademark work handled with timelines, documentation and registry-stage discipline.

01

Name Availability Review

We check registry conflict, phonetic similarity and practical market overlap before the mark moves ahead.

02

Filing Particulars

Owner details, mark type, class selection and description choices are organised with long-term portfolio use in mind.

03

Objection Response

We coordinate replies, evidence, hearings and lawyer-led handling where the stage requires legal representation.

What this trademark desk covers.

This section is the service scope. The operating method below explains how the work is coordinated.

Company and product name suggestions before filing
New trademark searches and fresh applications
Registry replies, hearing files and evidence coordination
Oppositions, rectifications, renewals and recordal support
Portfolio tracking for businesses and professional partners
Names

Company and Product Name Suggestions

Name options are developed with trademark availability, class fit, phonetic similarity and business use in mind.

Search

Trademark Search and Strategy

Availability review, class mapping, phonetic similarity checks and naming clearance before the business invests in the mark.

File

Application Drafting and Filing

Applications for word marks, logos, labels, taglines and device marks across relevant goods and service classes.

Defend

Objections, Hearings and Oppositions

Examination report replies, hearing coordination, opposition support, counter-statements and evidence-stage handling.

Correct

Rectifications and Registry Corrections

Support for rectification matters, record corrections and registry-stage cleanup where the trademark record requires attention.

Renew

Renewals, Recordals and Portfolio Care

Renewal tracking, assignments, ownership changes, user documents, status monitoring and portfolio cleanup.

Trademark classes

All 45 trademark classes, explained in business language.

Classes 1 to 34 cover goods. Classes 35 to 45 cover services. The right class depends on what the business actually sells, supplies or performs.

Nice ClassificationOpen the two class families used for trademark filing.
Goods: Classes 1-34Products and physical goods.
Class 1

Chemicals and Industrial Inputs

Chemicals used in industry, science, photography, agriculture, horticulture and forestry; unprocessed plastics, resins, manures, adhesives and food-preserving chemicals.

Class 2

Paints and Protective Coatings

Paints, varnishes, lacquers, anti-rust preparations, wood preservatives, colorants, dyes, raw natural resins and metal foils or powders for decoration and printing.

Class 3

Cleaning and Cosmetics

Laundry preparations, cleaning and polishing products, non-medicated soaps, perfumery, essential oils, cosmetics, hair lotions and non-medicated dentifrices.

Class 4

Oils, Fuels and Candles

Industrial oils and greases, lubricants, dust absorbing compositions, fuels, motor spirits, illuminants, candles and wicks used for lighting.

Class 5

Pharmaceuticals and Medical Preparations

Medicines, veterinary preparations, sanitary products, dietetic substances for medical use, disinfectants, fungicides, herbicides and pharmaceutical healthcare goods.

Class 6

Common Metals and Metal Goods

Common metals, metal building materials, transportable metal buildings, non-electric metal cables, small metal hardware, pipes, safes and ores.

Class 7

Machines and Machine Tools

Machines, machine tools, motors and engines other than for land vehicles, agricultural implements, incubators and vending machines.

Class 8

Hand Tools and Cutlery

Hand-operated tools and implements, cutlery, razors, side arms and manually operated instruments used in trades, kitchens and personal grooming.

Class 9

Electronics, Software and Scientific Devices

Scientific, measuring, signalling, optical, life-saving and teaching apparatus; computers, software, digital media, data equipment and electrical control devices.

Class 10

Medical and Surgical Devices

Surgical, medical, dental and veterinary instruments, artificial limbs, orthopaedic articles, sutures, assistive devices, massage apparatus and nursing articles.

Class 11

Lighting, Heating and Sanitary Apparatus

Apparatus for lighting, heating, steam generation, cooking, refrigeration, drying, ventilation, water supply and sanitary purposes.

Class 12

Vehicles and Transport Apparatus

Vehicles and apparatus for movement by land, air or water, including vehicle parts and transport-related equipment.

Class 13

Firearms and Explosives

Firearms, ammunition, projectiles, explosives and fireworks, including goods connected with controlled explosive and weapon categories.

Class 14

Jewellery and Precious Metals

Precious metals and their alloys, jewellery, precious stones, horological instruments, watches and chronometric instruments.

Class 15

Musical Instruments

Musical instruments, music stands, conductors' batons and related goods used to create, perform or support music.

Class 16

Paper, Printing and Office Goods

Paper, cardboard, printed matter, stationery, office requisites, adhesives for stationery, artists' materials, instructional materials and packaging paper.

Class 17

Rubber, Plastics and Insulation

Rubber, gutta-percha, gum, asbestos, mica substitutes, extruded plastics, packing and insulating materials, flexible pipes and non-metal hoses.

Class 18

Leather, Bags and Travel Goods

Leather and imitations, animal skins, trunks, travelling bags, umbrellas, parasols, walking sticks, whips, harness and saddlery.

Class 19

Non-Metal Building Materials

Building materials not made of metal, non-metal rigid pipes, asphalt, pitch, bitumen, non-metal transportable buildings and monuments.

Class 20

Furniture and Non-Metal Containers

Furniture, mirrors, picture frames, non-metal containers for storage or transport and certain goods made of bone, horn, shell, amber or similar materials.

Class 21

Household and Kitchen Utensils

Household or kitchen containers, combs, sponges, brushes, cleaning articles, steel wool, glassware, porcelain and earthenware.

Class 22

Ropes, Tents and Raw Fibres

Ropes, strings, nets, tents, awnings, tarpaulins, sails, sacks, padding materials and raw fibrous textile materials.

Class 23

Yarns and Threads

Yarns and threads for textile use, including raw or processed thread products used in textile manufacturing.

Class 24

Textiles and Household Linen

Textiles, textile substitutes, bed covers, table covers, household linen, curtains and fabric materials not placed in other classes.

Class 25

Clothing, Footwear and Headgear

Apparel, shoes, sandals, boots, caps, hats and other wearable goods used for fashion, uniforms, sportswear or daily clothing.

Class 26

Haberdashery and Hair Accessories

Lace, embroidery, ribbons, braid, buttons, hooks, pins, needles, artificial flowers, hair decorations and false hair.

Class 27

Floor Coverings and Wall Hangings

Carpets, rugs, mats, matting, linoleum, floor covering materials and non-textile wall hangings.

Class 28

Games, Toys and Sporting Goods

Games, toys, playthings, video game apparatus, gymnastic and sporting articles, and decorations for Christmas trees.

Class 29

Processed Foods and Dairy

Meat, fish, poultry, preserved or cooked fruits and vegetables, jellies, jams, eggs, milk products, edible oils and fats.

Class 30

Staple Foods and Confectionery

Coffee, tea, cocoa, rice, flour, cereals, bread, pastry, confectionery, ices, sugar, honey, yeast, salt, sauces and spices.

Class 31

Fresh Agriculture and Live Animals

Raw agricultural, horticultural and forestry products, fresh fruits and vegetables, seeds, natural plants, flowers, live animals and animal food.

Class 32

Beers and Non-Alcoholic Drinks

Beers, mineral and aerated waters, non-alcoholic beverages, fruit drinks, fruit juices, syrups and beverage preparations.

Class 33

Alcoholic Beverages

Alcoholic beverages other than beers, including spirits, wines and other alcohol-based drinks.

Class 34

Tobacco and Smokers' Articles

Tobacco, smokers' articles, matches and related goods including traditional and modern smoking accessories.

Services: Classes 35-45Business, professional and service activities.
Class 35

Advertising and Business Services

Advertising, marketing, business management, business administration, office functions, retail, wholesale, marketplace and commercial assistance services.

Class 36

Finance, Insurance and Real Estate

Insurance, financial affairs, monetary services, banking, investment, payment, lending and real estate affairs.

Class 37

Construction, Repair and Installation

Building construction, repair, maintenance, installation, cleaning and related physical service work for property, machinery or infrastructure.

Class 38

Telecommunications

Telecommunication services, broadcasting, messaging, digital communication, data transmission and network-based communication services.

Class 39

Transport, Packaging and Travel

Transport, logistics, packaging, storage of goods, delivery, warehousing, travel arrangement and movement-related services.

Class 40

Treatment and Processing of Materials

Material treatment, manufacturing by order, printing, recycling, custom production and transformation of goods or materials.

Class 41

Education, Training and Entertainment

Education, training, coaching, entertainment, sporting and cultural activities, events, publishing and content-based learning services.

Class 42

Technology, Research and Software Services

Scientific and technological services, research, design, industrial analysis, software development, SaaS, IT consulting and engineering services.

Class 43

Food, Drink and Temporary Accommodation

Restaurant, cafe, catering, food service, hotel, lodging, temporary accommodation and hospitality services.

Class 44

Medical, Beauty and Agriculture Services

Medical, veterinary, hygienic and beauty care, wellness services, agriculture, horticulture and forestry services.

Class 45

Legal, Security and Personal Services

Legal services, security services for protection of property or individuals, and personal or social services rendered to meet individual requirements.

Trademark process

The Trademark Journey in India

From search and filing to examination, publication and registration.

Trademark registration flowchart showing search, drafting, filing, examination report, accepted and objection routes, journal advertisement, opposition and registration certificate
Operating method

A clear workflow, not scattered follow-ups.

TM Assist keeps the work readable for management teams, usable for CA and CS teams, and structured for lawyers handling legal stages.

1

Intake

We understand the mark, business activity, current use, geography and filing objective.

2

Screening

We review registry conflict, class fit, similarity concerns and filing options.

3

Filing

We coordinate documents, application particulars and trademark filing requirements.

4

Prosecution

We track objections, hearings, notices, evidence and registry movement stage by stage.

5

Protection

We support renewals, changes, assignments, oppositions and ongoing portfolio watch.

Who we work with

Built for businesses that treat their name as a commercial asset.

TM Assist is open to all sectors, with B2B work as the core. We support single-brand filings, multi-class launches, partner-led client matters and larger portfolio cleanup.

Companies and MSMEs

House marks, product names, service brands, logos and renewals for active Indian businesses.

Manufacturers and Exporters

Trademark support for product lines, distributor markets, packaging names and expansion planning.

Startups and D2C Brands

Search, filing and objection handling for brands moving quickly across digital and retail channels.

Agencies and Consultants

Backend trademark support for branding, marketing, tax, compliance and business advisory teams.

Professional Firms

CA, CS and lawyer networks can use TM Assist as a trademark desk for client matters.

Sector-Specific Portfolios

Extra care for name-sensitive sectors including pharma, healthcare, FMCG, education, technology and services.

Professional network

A trademark desk for businesses, professional partners and advisory teams.

Most B2B trademark work involves coordination between the business, its advisor and the lawyer handling the stage. TM Assist keeps that work structured, documented and easy to follow.

Empanelled Lawyers at Each Stage

Trademark lawyers support filing, objections, hearings, oppositions, renewals and contested matters as required.

Partner-Friendly Updates

Clear status, practical next steps and documentation requests that can be shared with clients and management teams.

Sector-Aware Name Review

Support for manufacturers, exporters, D2C brands, agencies, technology businesses, service companies and regulated sectors where naming review calls for extra care.

PAN-India Coverage

Support for businesses and advisors across India, including multi-location and multi-brand portfolios.

Questions

What businesses usually ask before they start.

Do you only handle trademarks?

Yes. TM Assist is positioned as a trademark-only desk, so the process, tracking and communication stay focused on trademark lifecycle work.

Can you help after an objection?

Yes. Objection replies, evidence coordination, hearings and lawyer-led handling can be managed depending on the stage and facts.

Do you support professional partners?

Yes. CA, CS, lawyer, consultant and agency partners can use TM Assist as a backend trademark desk for client matters.

Protect the name before the market starts depending on it.

For a new search, filing, pending objection, renewal list or portfolio cleanup, TM Assist gives you a structured trademark desk with lawyer support where it matters.

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Share the trademark name, business activity and current stage. The desk will respond with the practical next step.

Emailhello@tmassist.in
CoveragePAN-India trademark support
Typical mattersSearch, filing, objections, hearings, oppositions, renewals and portfolio management

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