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Protecting your trademark can really pay dividends. Not only is it a valuable property asset, but it’s also your brand, your reputation. The reputation you have established is associated with these different brand elements – your name, logo, and tagline – and the reason why people buy from you.
Important Note
It’s important to take steps to protect these company assets. Our partnered attorneys will do the research to make sure the mark isn’t already taken, ensure the filing gets accepted by the government office, and provide sound legal advice throughout the entire process.
Filing Note
*For new trademark applications, moneymakersco.com charges a flat “Filing Fee” of $399 per class in addition to other fees. Government filing fees for filing a trademark application range from $250 to $350 per class.
Help with trademark registration
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Legal counsel from an experienced trademark attorney
A thorough search of existing trademarks
The preparing and filing of a trademark application
Benefits of Trademark
- Having a registered trademark on file gives the business owner additional protections, including presumed ownership, and diminishes the burden of proof. By registering the trademark, you ensure that your trademark is not similar to any other registered trademarks. If you accidentally infringe upon someone else’s name or trademark, you could be sued by the registered trademark owner and may have to pay legal fees and fines as well as give up all profits obtained under the unregistered mark.Registering the trademark ensures that other companies will not have a similar trademark, and gives your company exclusive rights to operate and market under said trademark.
- Your trademark could also provide the right to legal action against anyone that infringes upon it. Once you have your registered trademark, you can record it with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, which will ensure no counterfeit goods are imported.
- You can use the symbol, “®” after your trademark, which indicates your mark is federally registered, adding to the prestige of your company.
- If your company wants to expand into other countries, you can use your federal registration for foreign trademark filing.
- If your company wants to expand into other countries, you can use your federal registration for foreign trademark filing.
- You can use the symbol, “®” after your trademark, which indicates your mark is federally registered, adding to the prestige of your company.
Trademark Searches & Registration: How it works?
It’s easy as 1 2 3 simple and fast.
It will take 2-3 Working months
Step 1
Tell us what you need
A trademark attorney will follow up with you to get a better understanding of your needs and provide guidance on how the process works.
Step 2
We get to work
The trademark attorney will conduct a trademark search to ensure the availability, then provide the search results along with a plan of action.
Step 3
We will file your trademark with the Patent and Trademark office
The attorney will file the trademark with the US Patent and Trademark office and deliver the approved trademark documentation.
Reasons to apply with us
- Simple Online Application.
- Upload documents.
- Fast services.
- Reliable attorney.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The simple answer is: as soon as possible, for the six reasons stated above. Most business owners start to explore the trademark process before even forming the company. It can become quite costly in legal fees to have to amend the company name, should you accidentally infringe upon someone else’s registered trademark.
No. A “trade name” is basically the name that you’ve used to identify your company. It offers no legal protection or limitless rights for the use of that name; it is just the name. Trade names are registered on the state level, meaning a specific name may be available in one state but not another. For more about this scenario, read about using a DBA.
A patent, as defined by the United States Patent and Trademark Office website, is: “a property right granted by the Government of the United States of America to an inventor “to exclude others from making, using, offering for sale, or selling the invention throughout the United States or importing the invention into the United States” for a limited time in exchange for public disclosure of the invention when the patent is granted.”
An inventor must file a patent application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office within one year of the first day on which the invention was described in a printed publication, in public use, or on sale to preserve the rights to have a United States patent. Maintenance fees for a patent must be paid 3 ½ years, 7 ½ years, and 11 ½ years after the patent is granted.
A trademark, as defined above, is used to distinguish and identify a product or brand from others. Whereas the patent prevents others from making and selling a specific product, a trademark provides exclusive rights to certain words, phrases or images used to indicate a specific product.
This includes filing the trademark in one series and one class. Additional legal fees and filing fees will apply if you decide to file a trademark in more than one class.
You will be contacted within 5 business days by our agents. You can request a refund before this contact, or before substantive work on your application has begun, whichever is later.
The preparation and filing of a Trademark Application take anywhere from 3-7 days once all information, logos, and specimens are received by our agents and you sign off on the application. In some instances, the process may take longer given the complexity of the mark.
Once you have submitted your business name or logo, an attorney will conduct the initial search and discuss the results via email or phone. The attorney will then prepare the filing application and submit to the United States Patent and Trademark Office. You will be able to track the approval status and contact us with any questions you may have while awaiting for the approval.
The Trademark approval times can vary based on a variety of factors. The USPTO is likely to repond in 3 – 4 months from the filing of the application. Despite the delayed approval time, you will be able to monitor the status of the trademark online as it’s going through the approval process.
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