Overview
A trademark can be sold or transferred from one owner to another, with or without the goodwill of the business. The transfer is documented in an assignment deed and recorded with the registry.
CorpRaasta drafts the assignment deed and files the request (Form TM-P) to record the new owner in the register.
What is Trademark Transfer / Assignment?
Trademark assignment is the transfer of ownership of a trademark from the assignor to the assignee, recorded with the trademark registry.
Who needs it
Businesses buying or selling a brand
Owners restructuring or merging entities
Founders transferring marks to a company
Parties documenting a brand sale
Documents required
Trademark registration/application details
Assignor and assignee details
Assignment deed terms
Proof of ownership
Authorisation (TM-48)
How it works
01
Draft deed
An assignment deed is drafted with the agreed terms.
02
Execute
The deed is signed by both parties.
03
File TM-P
The transfer request is filed with the registry.
04
Record
The new owner is recorded in the register.
Benefits
Legally documented change of ownership
Recorded in the trademark register
Protects both assignor and assignee
Supports brand sales and restructuring
Professionally drafted deed
HOW CORPRAASTA HELPS
What we do for you
Assignment deed drafting
TM-P filing with the registry
Guidance on with/without goodwill transfers