Sell Your Trademark
Legally transfer your trademark ownership and monetize your brand with a secure assignment process.
What You Will Get
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“Super smooth experience! Uploaded my documents and everything was handled within 2 days.”
“This service made it effortless. Got everything filed quickly and accurately.”
“Highly professional team. They answered all my queries patiently.”
Why Trademark Assignment Matters
A trademark is a valuable intellectual property asset. Through a legally valid assignment process, you can permanently transfer ownership, unlock financial value, and ensure the new owner receives full statutory protection.
Key Benefits of Selling a Trademark
Protection against Copycats: Even after selling, protection continues for the new owner
Registered brand is a valuable asset that can be legally monetized
Facilitates business expansion and growth for assignor or assignee
Improves brand credibility through legally recorded ownership transfer
Pre-Requisites for Trademark Assignment
Trademark Application / Registration Number
Name of the transferor (current owner)
Name of the transferee (new owner)
Board Resolution (if either party is a company)
Trademark Assignment Deed
Lawizer Deliverables
- Documentation support and facilitation
- Trademark Registry filing receipt
- Screenshot of Assignment filing
Frequently Asked Questions
Trademark Assignment is the permanent transfer of ownership of a trademark from one person or company (Assignor) to another (Assignee). Like any other asset, a trademark can be sold for consideration.
Selling a trademark does not mean selling the entire business. Ownership of a specific brand or logo is transferred by executing a Trademark Assignment Deed between the parties.
It is a legal agreement defining the terms of trademark transfer, including consideration amount, territory, and whether the transfer is with or without goodwill.
Key clauses include sale consideration, geographical usage rights, and whether goodwill is included. These directly affect stamp duty and enforceability.
Licensing allows temporary usage rights while ownership remains unchanged. Assignment permanently transfers ownership to the new holder.