Trademark Registration in Meghalaya

Trademark Registration in Meghalaya

As of December 31, 2019, there were a total of 1,842 trademarks registered in Meghalaya. This represents an increase of 9.4% from the previous year. The majority of trademark applications (85.7%) were filed electronically.

The top 10 industries for trademark registration in Meghalaya are as follows:

• Clothing
• Food and beverages
• Pharmaceuticals
• Manufacturing
• Retail
• Banking and financial services
• Technology
• Telecommunications
• Construction
• Automotive.

How to Register a Trademark in Meghalaya

• The first step is to file a trademark application with the Registry. The application must include the name of the trademark, the goods or services it will be used for, and the applicant's contact information.
• Once the application is received, it will be reviewed by a trademark examiner.
• If it meets all the requirements, it will be published in the Trademark Journal.
• After publication, anyone can oppose the registration of the trademark within two months.
• If there are no objections, the trademark will be registered and the applicant will be issued a certificate of trademark registration india.

Benefits of Trademark Registration in Meghalaya

Registering a trademark will provide you with the following benefits:

• First and foremost, it protects your brand from being used by others without your permission
• Secondly, it gives you the exclusive right to use your trademark in commerce, which can help you to build a strong brand identity
• Thirdly, it can act as a deterrent to others who might want to copy your brand.
• Finally, it can give you the grounds to take legal action against anyone who uses your trademark without your consent.

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What Are the Documents Required for the Trademark Registration in Meghalaya?

The documents required for trademark registration in Meghalaya are a Power of Attorney, completely filled out application form, copy of the trade mark and supporting documents. The supporting documents should show that the trade mark is being used in relation to the business, for example, by way of an extract from the company's accounts or letterhead. If the trade mark is not yet in use, then a declaration of intention to use the trade mark can be filed instead.