What is Series Trademark?
A Series Trademark allows you to register multiple variations of a trademark in a single application when the marks resemble each other in their material particulars. The only difference should be in non-distinctive elements like:
- Different color combinations of the same logo
- Minor stylistic differences in lettering
- Addition of descriptive matter that doesn't alter the main identity
- Different layouts of the same elements
Benefits of Series Trademark
Cost Effective
Single filing fee covers up to 6 variations - save 50%+ on govt fees.
Single Application
One application number, one certificate for all variations.
Broader Protection
Protect all versions of your brand identity at once.
Easy Renewal
Single renewal for all variations in the series.
Eligibility for Series Trademark
Similar Material Particulars
All marks must resemble each other in essential features
Non-Distinctive Differences
Differences should be in non-distinctive elements only
Maximum 6 Marks
Up to 6 variations can be included in one series
Same Owner
All marks must be owned by the same applicant
Registration Process
Variation Analysis
We analyze if your marks qualify as a series under TM rules.
Documentation
Collect all mark variations and applicant documents.
Series Application
File Form TM-A with all variations and series declaration.
Examination
Registry examines if marks qualify as series.
Series Registration
All variations registered under single registration number.
Our Pricing
2-3 Variations
+ Govt. Fee ₹4,500
- Series Analysis
- Application Filing
- Documentation
- Basic Support
- Objection Handling
4-6 Variations
+ Govt. Fee ₹4,500
- Everything in Basic
- Up to 6 Variations
- Objection Reply
- Priority Support
- Status Updates
Frequently Asked Questions
How many marks can be included in a series?
Up to 6 trademark variations can be included in a single series application. If you have more than 6, you'll need to file multiple applications.
Can I add more variations after filing?
No, once the series application is filed, you cannot add new variations. You would need to file a separate application for new marks.
What if Registry rejects some variations as non-series?
If the examiner objects that marks don't qualify as series, we can either argue in favor or split the application into separate filings. Our analysis ensures this rarely happens.