Attorney review, every time
Every application is reviewed by an independent, U.S.-licensed attorney before it's filed.
Work with a filing team that pairs a class-matched clearance search and attorney review with Direct E-Filing, so you know exactly what's happening with your brand, start to finish.
Tell us a bit about what you're protecting and a filing specialist will follow up.
No obligation. A real person reviews every request.
Choose the level of support that matches your filing. The Federal Govt filing fee is separate and paid directly to the government when your application is submitted.
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We check the federal register for conflicts and help you choose the classes that match your goods or services.
We draft your filing, including your specimen and description of use, then review it with a licensed attorney.
Your application is e-filed directly with the Federal Govt. in your name.
We follow your case through the federal body to review and help you handle any office actions that come up.
Every application is reviewed by an independent, U.S.-licensed attorney before it's filed.
We tell you where your application stands and what (if anything) we need from you.
Our service fee is quoted upfront and kept separate from the Federal Govt filing fee.
Yes, you can submit a trademark application without professional assistance. However, the process can be detailed and requires careful attention. Working with a trademark registration service can help reduce mistakes and improve the chances of a smooth filing process.
A trademark registration service typically conducts a comprehensive trademark search, prepares the required application, files it with the appropriate trademark office, and manages correspondence throughout the registration process.
Yes. Many trademark registration providers offer support for international trademark applications by utilizing global filing systems or partnering with legal professionals in other countries.
Yes. Your business name and logo can each be registered as trademarks, helping protect your brand identity and distinguish your business from competitors.
A trademark protects brand elements such as names, logos, slogans, and other identifiers used in commerce. Copyright protects original creative works, including books, music, artwork, photographs, and other forms of creative expression.
Answer a few quick questions so we can match you with the right filing path.
No obligation. A real person reviews every request.