There are 45 different classes under Trademark Registration Application pas per NICE classification of trademark. Each trademark class represents a unique set of goods and services.

Here are a few reasons why trademark applications get rejected: 

• The mark might be too generic
• The mark is similar to an existing trademark
• Might consist of offensive terms
• Common descriptive terms might be used

Once you've filed the Trademark Registration Application the ™ symbol can be used. After the trademark is registered, you can use the ® symbol.

The basic aim is that the trademark applied for should not be altered affecting its identity. But this is subject to changes which are permissible according to rules detailed in the subordinate legislation.

While selecting a Trademark name, you should keep in mind that it should be easy to recall and say it out. So, be as creative as you can with the logos, slogans, name and tune.

Avoid common names/ surnames and geographical places. 

Tip: Do a market research to understand if the name you want is taken.

Trademark registration in India can be filed by anyone claiming to be a proprietor of a trademark 

The trademark registration application should contain the trademark, the goods/services, name and address of applicant and agent (if any) with power of attorney, the period of use of the mark.

Trademarks in India are regulated by The Trademarks Act, 1999 and The Trademarks Rules, 2002. These laws connection between the trademark and its user.

Under Section 22 of Trademarks Act, it is possible. Provided it is not a substantial change.

There is a possibility, if while registering your trademark was submitted without a bon fide intension and not used your trademark for 3 months before the date of application removal and,

if the trademark wasn't used for 5 years from the date of trademark registration.