Step 1: Application Drafting
The applicant starts by making sure all relevant information is included in a meticulous draft of the correction application. This phase requires precision because any mistakes could lead to the rejection of the application.
Step 2: Form Filing
Once the application has been written, it must be sent to the Trademark Registrar, together with the necessary paperwork and costs. Initiating the correction process requires completing this step.
Step 3: Submit the documents
After filing the form, the applicant must submit the required documents for correction, making sure that they are formatted correctly and supplying evidence in case changes are needed, such as identity documents, proof of address, or PAN information.
Step 4: Document Verification
The concerned authorities verify the documents after they are submitted. The procedure continues if the verification is successful and meets the requirements of the authorities. On the other hand, the application can be approved if the verification is successful.
Step 5: Final Order
Following the verification procedure, an order is issued by the Registrar or the Appellate Court after both parties have been heard and the evidence has been reviewed. Depending on what is considered suitable, this order may involve additions, modifications, substitutions, or corrections in the trademark register.