You can use the Trademark Registry’s trademark search to see if anyone else has already used your proposed trademark. In essence, this aids in figuring out the likelihood that your application will be accepted. Prior to submitting any trademark application in the India, this procedure is strongly advised.

In India, the validity period of a registered trademark is 10 years from the date of registration. After 10 years, you can renew the trademark indefinitely for subsequent periods of 10 years by paying the renewal fee.

There isn’t just one mechanism used to register trademarks worldwide. Therefore, applications must be submitted separately for each jurisdiction, with the exception of situations where certain nations permit one application through a treaty. The multiple-jurisdictional Madrid Protocol is one illustration. India has not joined the Madrid Protocol.