Secure exclusive rights to your name, logo, or slogan with a federal trademark filing.
A trademark is a word, phrase, symbol, or logo that identifies your brand — and sets it apart from everyone else. It’s your business’ signature. Your identity. Your mark in the world.
Registering a trademark gives you the legal right to stop anyone else from using your brand name or logo (or anything confusingly similar) nationwide.
What Happens Next
Submit Information About Your Desired Trademark
Tell us the three proposed names, phrases, or logos you'd like to protect, along with what goods & services you plan to sell under the mark.
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You Get Results & Guidance Prior to Filing
We provide a detailed availability analysis and likelihood of success, and advice to improve your application if needed.
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Common Questions, Clear Answers
Before you invest time and money into your brand, it's critical to know whether your desired trademark is available — and if it has a strong chance of approval. Our in-house Intellectual Property attorneys bring years of filing and litigation experience to the table in evaluating those chances.
This Trademark Search application allows you to:
- Submit up to 3 desired trademarks for thorough review.
- Have a comprehensive search done of each proposed mark to uncover potential conflicts.
- Get expert advice on how to strengthen your filing, if needed.
This is the smart first step to avoid costly mistakes and to set yourself up for success.
If you're ready to move forward after this search, we can file your trademark for you for an additional $1,000 flat fee — covering both USPTO Filing Fees and our Service Fees, for a single class of Goods & Services. Should you need to protect this mark under multiple classes of Goods & Services, additional fees would apply.
Yes! You can use your trademark immediately and display the ™ symbol. However, you can only use the ® symbol after federal registration is complete. Filing early establishes your priority date and protects against others registering similar marks.
™ indicates you're claiming trademark rights but haven't registered federally - anyone can use it. ® means your trademark is federally registered with the USPTO and provides nationwide protection. Using ® without registration is illegal and can result in penalties.
