Trademark & IP
International Trademark (Madrid Protocol)
File a single international application through the Madrid Protocol (via WIPO, routed through the Indian Registry as office of origin) to seek trademark protection across many member countries at once — far simpler and cheaper than filing in each country separately.
Heads up: WIPO basic fee plus per-country designation fees (in Swiss Francs) and the Indian handling fee are extra and depend on the countries selected.
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All-inclusive professional fees. Government fees billed at actuals where noted.
Madrid Filing (Professional)
7–10 working days
- Base mark eligibility review
- MM2 application drafted and filed
- Up to 3 country designations (govt fees extra)
What you get
- Eligibility check against your Indian base application/registration
- Country selection and fee estimate
- International application (MM2) prepared and filed via the Registry
- WIPO acknowledgement and IRN tracking
Documents required
- Indian trademark application or registration number (base mark)
- List of countries to designate
- Applicant details and Power of Attorney (Form TM-48)
- Representation of the mark and goods/services list
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an Indian trademark first?
Yes. The Madrid Protocol requires a base application or registration in India (the office of origin) before you can file the international application.
How are the country fees calculated?
WIPO charges a basic fee plus a per-country fee that varies by jurisdiction. We provide a country-wise estimate before filing so there are no surprises.
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