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Transfer trademark ownership the right way

Transfer ownership of a trademark through a proper assignment deed and record it with the Registry.

  • Founders moving a personal trademark into their company
  • Businesses buying or selling a brand
  • Companies restructuring or merging
  • Owners licensing out or exiting a business
Deed and filing in 3–5 working days; recordal time depends on the Registry Hassle-free process Dedicated expert

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Overview

What is Trademark Assignment?

Trademark assignment is the transfer of ownership of a mark from one person to another, with or without the goodwill of the business. It is done through a written assignment deed, and the new owner should then apply to the Registry to record the change so that official records match.

Our experts draft the assignment deed, help with stamp duty requirements and file the request to record the new proprietor, keeping the process clean for both parties.

Who is this for?

  • Founders moving a personal trademark into their company
  • Businesses buying or selling a brand
  • Companies restructuring or merging
  • Owners licensing out or exiting a business

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Benefits

Why get Trademark Assignment done right

01

Clear ownership

A recorded assignment removes doubt about who owns the brand.

02

Enforceable rights

The new owner can take legal action in their own name.

03

Supports investment

Investors often expect brand IP to sit with the company.

04

Proper documentation

A well-drafted deed protects both assignor and assignee.

Documents required

Keep these handy

Exact requirements vary case to case. Your expert shares a personalised checklist on your first call and checks everything before filing.

Trademark registration or application details
Identity and address proof of assignor and assignee
Agreed terms of assignment (consideration, goodwill, territory)
Board resolution, if either party is a company
Signed Form TM-48 (authorisation of agent)

Process

How we get it done

A clear, step-by-step process with updates at every stage. Indicative timeline: Deed and filing in 3–5 working days; recordal time depends on the Registry, subject to processing by the authority.

    1

    Understand the deal

    We confirm the terms, including whether goodwill is being transferred.

    2

    Draft the deed

    Our experts prepare the assignment deed for signing by both parties.

    3

    Execution and stamping

    The deed is signed and stamped as per applicable state stamp laws.

    4

    Record with Registry

    We file the request to record the new owner and track it to completion.

FAQ

Trademark Assignment: common questions

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Yes. Both registered and pending or unregistered marks can be assigned, with or without goodwill.

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