Your Trademark Application is Prepared and Filed by a U.S. licensed attorney.
This is not just another fill-in-the-form service.
An Artificial Intelligence Assistant evaluates your Trademark Application to help us better prepare your Application.
By using U.S. Patent & Trademark Office approved descriptors, we help you file with the least cost USPTO fees available.
Start Comprehensive Protection of your trademark the day you engage us, including daily monitoring using Law Alarm managed services.
If your Trademark Application is initially rejected by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, one of our attorneys can collaborate with you to Respond to the rejection.
If your Trademark Application is issued a Final Rejection by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, one of our attorneys can collaborate with you to file a Reconsideration.
Our service works to get your digital Trademark Application prepared within 2 business days. Filing is always subject to your final approval.
Based upon the Pre-File Report, we will make suggested revisions to your application, those changes are shared with you and you can approve changes before filing.
My office tries to turn everything around within 2 business days. After your case is accepted you will start receiving communication from my office. Getting a response to any questions or requests for information will obviously impact how quickly we can prepare your digital application. Finally, we never file your trademark until you have given us a final approval.
A large number of Trademark Applications are initially rejected by the USPTO. If you receive an Office Action Letter refusing registrations one of our attorneys can work with you to help resolve that with a goal of getting your trademark to register.
It depends. Currently, new applications at the USPTO are taking between 6-8 months for an Examiner to be assigned and review your application. If your application is rejected it could easily take another 6-12 months before the Response and final Reconsideration is processed on your case.
The services offered through this site do not contemplate situations where your trademark is Opposed. Once your trademark application is approved by the Examiner at the USPTO, your trademark will publish in the Official Gazette. For 30 days after publication (unless someone asks for an extension), anyone in the world can file an Opposition against your trademark registration with the USPTO. If that occurs, we will be in communication with you to discuss the next steps.
It depends. The US Patent & Trademark Office charge a fee for every class that your trademark is within. Assuming we can file a TEAS Plus type application (think fully digital and using USPTO Goods Descriptors) and only 1 class the current fee is $250. If you would like to understand the USPTO fees in more depth, check out their fees page.