Trademark Restoration

Restore a removed trademark to the Register within one year of removal under Form TM-13.

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Overview

Understanding Trademark Restoration

If renewal is not filed within the six-month grace period, the trademark is removed from the Register and the brand loses its statutory shield. The law offers a window: within one year of removal, the mark can be restored and renewed by filing Form TM-13 with the prescribed fees and an explanation for the delay. We assess eligibility, draft a persuasive restoration application addressing the cause of delay, coordinate any advertisement the Registrar directs, and pursue the restoration order so your mark returns to the Register — subject to third-party rights acquired in the interim.
Why Legal Door

Built for Outcomes, Trusted Pan-India

Specialist lawyers, transparent pricing and end-to-end execution from first call to final order.

Eligibility First

We confirm the one-year window and the best route before filing.

Persuasive Cause

A reasoned delay explanation that supports restoration.

Registry Coordination

Advertisement and procedural follow-through handled end-to-end.

Risk Disclosure

Clear advice on intervening third-party rights before you invest.

What We Cover

Key Highlights

Restoration application with a cause-of-delay statement
Filing Form TM-13 with prescribed fees
Coordination with the Registrar for any advertisement
Restoration order procurement
Assessment of intervening third-party rights
Our Process

How We Help You

A straightforward, transparent path from first call to resolution.

1Eligibility Check

Confirm that less than one year has lapsed since removal.

2Form TM-13 Filing

File the restoration application with reasons and renewal fees.

3Order

The Registrar passes the restoration order and the mark is reinstated.

Legal Framework

Applicable Laws & Regulations

Key statutes, rules and judicial precedents that govern this service.

Trade Marks Act, 1999 — Section 25(4)

Restoration and renewal of a removed trademark.

Trade Marks Rules, 2017

Form TM-13, fees and procedure for restoration.

Avoid These Mistakes

Common Pitfalls

Costly errors we routinely help clients fix — or better, avoid altogether.

Crossing One Year

After one year from removal, restoration is unavailable and fresh filing is the only route.

Ignoring Intervening Rights

Marks filed during removal can complicate or limit restored rights.

Thin Cause Statement

An unexplained delay weakens the restoration request.

FAQs

Common Questions

Everything you need to know before you begin

Within one year from the date of removal. After one year, fresh registration is the only option.

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