Trademark Registration

Register Your Trademark with Expert Assistance

Our experienced trademark attorneys will handle everything for you, including conducting a trademark search, providing legal guidance, and filing your application accurately. $649 + federal fees.

Register Trademark in 3 Easy Steps

Tell us about your trademark

Provide details about your trademark and business through a simple questionnaire. An attorney will guide you through the next steps.

We’ll research your trademark

An attorney will conduct a comprehensive trademark search to check for similar existing trademarks, and we’ll share the results with you.

We'll file your application

Once your attorney ensures everything is in order, they will electronically file your application with the USPTO.

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Common reasons a trademark is rejected

Trademarks must be used for business purposes and cannot be generic or purely descriptive. Your name must be unique and not too similar to existing trademarks to avoid consumer confusion.

How much does a trademark cost?

USPTO filing fees start at $350 per class of goods/services, with a $325 renewal fee after five years. Attorney services may add costs. Our registration package is $649 plus federal fees.

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$649 + federal fees

Have an experienced attorney complete your application and increase the likelihood of approval.

Trademark vs. Copyright

While copyrights and registered trademarks both help protect your intellectual property, they are used for different things.

Trademark

Protects brands

Trademarks safeguard brand names, business names, product names, logos, and slogans from unauthorized use.

Needs to be registered

While using your brand name and logo grants some protection, official registration with the USPTO ensures exclusive rights and legal security.

Can be renewed

Trademarks can last indefinitely as long as they are renewed—first after five years, then every ten years.

Copyright

Protects creative works

Copyrights apply to original works like books, music, movies, software, and artistic creations.

Applies immediately

Copyright protection is automatic upon creation, but registration provides legal proof of ownership and stronger enforcement rights.

Has an expiration date

Copyright lasts for the creator's lifetime plus 70 years, with different rules for anonymous or pseudonymous works.

Ready to register your trademark?

Frequently Asked Questions

No, but having an attorney can increase the likelihood of your application being approved. An attorney will review your application for accuracy and completeness, reducing errors that could cause delays or denials. With our Premium Trademark Registration, an experienced trademark attorney will handle the entire application process for you.
Not always—if the similarity could confuse consumers, your application may be denied. However, if the other mark is used for entirely different products or services, registration might still be possible. For example, Delta Dental, Delta Air Lines, and Delta Faucet Company all coexist because their products are distinct enough to avoid confusion.
Yes. The USPTO allows one trademark—that’s one name, one logo, or one slogan—per trademark application. You can register a logo that includes your business name, but then the design and the text together are considered one trademark. If you want them protected individually, you’ll need to file two applications as you compete the trademark registration process.

Ideally, the trademark application process—including time waiting to hear back from the USPTO—takes six to 12 months if you’re using your trademark in commerce.

The USPTO will review your application within a few months, and then either send an office action with questions or concerns, or approve your trademark for publication. If your trademark is published and there are no objections by the public within 30 days, you’re done with registration and you officially have a registered mark.