For overseas counsel

India IP support for foreign law firms and IP professionals

Professional-to-professional support for overseas firms requiring India filing, prosecution, opposition, renewal, recordal, monitoring or related intellectual property coordination.

Professional relationship structure

India execution without displacing the instructing firm

Foreign law firms and IP professionals frequently need reliable India support while maintaining their own client relationship, commercial arrangement and strategic role. SHAURNIT can work within an agreed correspondent, referral or white-label-compatible structure, subject to conflict checks, engagement terms and applicable professional requirements.

The scope can be limited to the India task itself or can include portfolio reporting and coordination across related instructions.

India capability

Support across the IP lifecycle

Trademarks

Search, filing, prosecution, examination response, opposition, renewal, recordal and portfolio support.

Patents, designs & copyright

India filing and prosecution coordination, design protection, copyright matters and supporting formalities.

Portfolio continuity

Monitoring, renewal visibility, deadline support and structured status reporting for ongoing portfolios.

Working model

A predictable professional workflow

Instructions can be handled through a clear operational sequence so the referring or instructing firm retains visibility over scope, cost and status.

01InstructionReceive the India requirement and relevant non-confidential matter context.

02Scope & fee confirmationConfirm local requirements, scope and agreed professional fee basis.

03ExecutionUndertake or coordinate the agreed India action.

04ReportingReport filing, status, documents and next relevant deadline to the instructing firm.

Confidential professional support

Communication aligned to the agreed engagement

Where the engagement requires it, communication can remain routed through the instructing professional firm. The precise client-contact, billing and reporting structure should be agreed matter by matter.