What Is the Difference Between a Trademark and a Service Mark?
What Is the Difference Between a Trademark and a Service Mark? Your brand’s intellectual property (IP) will likely be the most valuable asset you own. It distinguishes your products and
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Securing your brand just got easier, our trademark application includes: a 15 Minute Discovery Call, Preliminary Knockout Search for Trademark, Opinion Letter by one of our Attorney’s. Discussing the Results. A 30 Minute Consultation to Discuss Results, Application Filed, Includes USPTO Filing Fee of up to $275.
Starting at $875 for non-substantive matters and $1597 for substantive matters
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Starting at $1500
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It can take anywhere from 12 to 18 months without any issues or even longer if issues arise during the process. It is a lengthy process but you have a level of protection the moment your trademark application is on file with the USPTO.
The registered trademark can last indefinitely if the owner continues to use the mark o or in connection with the goods and services listed in registration, provided that the owner timely files all necessary maintenance documentation. Maintenance documents are required to be filed, and fee paid, before the end of the sixth year, and before the end of the subsequent ten year intervals, following registration.
An office action is an official letter sent by the USPTO. In it, an examining attorney lists any legal problems with your trademark, as well as with the application itself. All legal problems in the office action must be resolved before the trademark can be registered.
No but the applicant citizenship must be included in the application. If the applicant has dual citizenship, he or she must choose which citizenship will be printed in the Official Gazette and on the Certificate of Registration
A trademark is the brand name that distinguishes the goods or products of a particular entity from another business goods or services. A service mark, on the other hand, is essentially the same thing, but instead of representing a specific good or product, it represents a particular service offered by a company or other source.
The flat rate you are paying includes the filing fees that go to the United States Patent and Trademark Office also includes a 15 minute Discovery Call or Onboarding Call, Preliminary Knockout Search, Opinion Letter, One on One Consult, Filing of Trademark Application, and Status updates of application throughout process. This rate is for one trademark, one application, under one class
You can trademark a Name, Logo, Slogan, or Sound
Yes, a trademark is assignable under certain conditions. Written assignments may be recorded with the USPTO. There is a fee associated with this request.
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