Analyzing and studying the Trademark Objection Response carefully is the first step, as any ambiguities in understanding can result in an incorrect response being filed.
The proper answer to the objection with supporting law and precedents and judgments.
There are differences between the conflicting mark and that of the applicant.
Supporting documents and evidence that validate the response.
An affidavit stating the use of the trademark on the applicant’s website and social media channels; advertisements in the media; publicity material; availability of trademarked products on e-commerce sites, etc., along with documentary proof
The response draft will be filed on the Trademark e-Filing portal.
If the trademark application contains some form of error, this objection would be made.
When a positive decision is reached at the trade-mark hearing, the mark will be accepted, and the Trademark Journal will be ordered to publish it.
Refusal orders, which explain the reasons why the application was denied, will be drawn if the case ends in a negative outcome. There is still a chance of appealing the order by submitting a review petition within 30 days of the Refusal Order stating why it should be reviewed.
The Trademark Journal will open to scrutiny your trademark for a period of four months after it is published. A registration certification is issued if no oppositions are filed within that period. An objection will result in an opposition proceeding according to the law.
