Trademark Registration File a New Application
A trademark can be a word, symbol, phrase, logo, design, or combination of those that allow consumers to identify your goods and services from those of others.
File a New TradeMarks Application
Trademarks play an important role in business by allowing protection to brands. A trademark can be a word, symbol, phrase, logo, design, or combination of those that allow consumers to identify your goods and services from those of others. Applying for a federal registration offers a number of advantages:
- The registrant may use the registration symbol ®
- The registration is protected against registration of a confusingly similar mark
- The registrant may bring suit for infringement in federal court
- Servces as evidence of ownership and use
- The registration may serve as the basis for a filing in a foreign country under the Paris Convention and other international agreements
Register your tradeMark in 3 simple steps
Secure monopoly rights for your trademark.
Step 1: Get Professional Help
Step 2: File an Application
Step 3: Application is Examined
Step 1: Get Professional Help
Get Professional Help
The trademark application process is complex and can require legal arguments. Let professionals guide you through the process. CopyMark helps entrepreneurs and small businesses protect their brands. Since 2012, businesses worldwide have trusted their brand protection efforts with us.
CopyMark prides ourselves on excellent customer service and offers affordable, fixed pricing. We guide our clients through the trademark process and eliminate the complexities along the way. Quotes are totally free. Careful attention to detail and utilization of sophisticated technology ensures a premium client experience.
Step 2: File an Application
File an Application
Legal Services (including filing a new application) are provided by CopyMark Law Group LLC. This service includes:
- Knockout Search for USPTO Trademarks
- Trademark Intake and application filing
- Application Status Monitoring and Reporting
- Responses to non-substantive Office Actions
- Mailing Registration (Domestic)
- Post-Registration docket of renewal dates
Step 3: Application is Examined
Application is Examined
A response will be filed with the USPTO and your application will move onto the next step in the application process. The Examiner typically takes about 3-months before they will review the response and reply. You’ll be notified of future updates to your application.Sign Up CopyMark Form
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