International Trademark (Madrid)
Protect your brand in other countries through a single Madrid Protocol application.
Exporters and D2C brands selling abroad can file one international application through the Indian Trade Marks Registry, designating the countries they need under the Madrid Protocol. We check the base Indian application, advise on country selection and fees, and handle the filing and later correspondence.
Timeline: 7 working days | Government fee: WIPO and country fees depend on the countries chosen and are billed at actuals.
What's included
- Advice on designated countries and costs
- Preparation of the international application (MM2)
- Filing through the Indian Registry as office of origin
- Handling of provisional refusals (quoted separately)
Documents you'll need
- Indian application or registration number (base mark)
- List of countries
- Goods and services to be covered
Don't have everything yet? You can pay now and upload documents later from your dashboard.
How it works
Plan
We confirm the base mark and the countries.
File
The international application is filed and certified by the Indian Registry.
Examination abroad
Each designated country examines the mark; we track and respond.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an Indian application first?
Yes. A Madrid application must be based on an Indian trademark application or registration in the same name.