For foreign associates & international portfolios

Manage foreign clients' Indian trademarks in one place.

Whether an overseas client files nationally through your firm or designates India via the Madrid Protocol, TM Watch dockets the Indian deadlines, syncs status from the register and watches the Journal — so you can act as local associate with the statutory clock handled.

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Both routes into India, docketed

National filings for foreign clients

When an overseas client files directly in India through your firm, TM Watch dockets the examination, opposition and renewal dates and syncs status from the register — so you can report to the client with the statutory basis in hand.

  • Registry status & documents over one OTP
  • Examination-reply drafts for your review
  • Opposition window (s.21(1)) as top priority

Madrid Protocol designations of India

For international registrations designating India, watch the 18-month provisional-refusal limit and the national opposition window, and keep the designation's status current alongside the client's other Indian marks.

  • 18-month provisional-refusal deadline docketed
  • National opposition window watched
  • Status tracked with the rest of the portfolio
How the Madrid Protocol works in India →

Why associates rely on it

Defensible reporting

Every date carries its statutory basis, so status reports to foreign clients hold up.

The opposition window

India's non-extendable 4-month window (s.21(1)) is docketed as the top priority across the book.

One portfolio view

National and Madrid matters for a client sit side by side, always current from the register.

Frequently asked questions

Who is this for?
Indian IP attorneys and trademark agents who act as local associates for foreign clients and firms, and international IP teams that want one view of their Indian marks. TM Watch is the docketing and watch layer — you remain the acting agent.
Does it handle both national and Madrid Protocol matters?
Yes. Whether a foreign client files nationally through your firm or designates India via a Madrid international registration, TM Watch dockets the relevant Indian deadlines — the 4-month opposition window and, for Madrid, the 18-month provisional-refusal limit — and tracks status from the register.
Can I report to overseas clients with confidence?
Each deadline carries its statutory basis and a prompt to verify against the Registry, so your status reports and reminders to foreign clients are defensible. TM Watch is advisory software — it never files, pays or signs on the client's behalf.
Is the Madrid dependency period covered?
TM Watch focuses on the Indian designation's status and deadlines. The 5-year dependency ('central attack') risk is explained in our Madrid Protocol guide, and watching the Indian designation's status helps you spot a downstream effect early.

Software for practitioners — not a filing service. TM Watch is the platform your practice runs on: it tracks status, computes statutory deadlines with their basis, watches the Journal and prepares drafts for your review. Every date is advisory — verify against the official Registry record. TM Watch never files, pays, or signs anything with the Registry; you, the attorney, stay in control of every action.

One view of every foreign client's Indian marks.

Docket national and Madrid matters together, and report to clients with confidence.

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