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Most of the brands, logos and slogans you love, know and trust have been registered. A registered mark gives you a presumption of ownership and a presumed right to use the brand nationwide giving you broader protection in courts. Once registered, present yourself as an established and serious business with the ® symbol after your name, logo or slogan. Other benefits include:
Before spending your time and money filing an application, you should do a search to see if your mark is already in use or registered by someone else. A search will help avoid obvious duplications of pre-existing marks. If the USPTO rejects your application, the fees to LegalHoop and the USPTO are not refundable. If your company is just beginning, it's better to make name changes now rather than invest in building a brand only to learn that you have to change the name and lose all of your goodwill. All packages include a free, federal direct-hit search.
We need you to complete our simple questionnaire to begin the registration process. Most people can finish it within 7 minutes.
We'll conduct a search to reveal direct-hit conflicts and formalize the application for you to confirm.
We will file the application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
Urgent: USPTO filing fees will increase after 1/18/25. File now and save at least $100.
Direct-hit search of the federal USPTO database to avoid conflicts with prior registration or pending applications.
LegalHoop can ensure that your email address and phone number will not become part of the public records on the USPTO webpage. Save yourself from spam and sales calls in the future.
Custom assignment template.If you need to sell or otherwise convey your mark,you have access to your prefiled in template that you can further customize.
Get a comprehensive trademark search for the availability of the mark.
Have peace of mind knowing your agent will research your mark, file for you, and deal with minor roadblocks after filing.
For simple office actions, our attorneys will submit the response for free for the first and second office actions.
If your first mark gets rejected, we'll cover our $599 fee to register a different mark.**
Get a comprehensive trademark search for a second mark if our agent thinks there's an issue with your first choice.
For simple office actions, our attorneys will submit the responses for free to remove the roadblocks.
Thousands have protected their ideas with the help of Legalhoop.
*Consists of the government discounted TEAS Standard electronic filing fee of $350. If the stricter "TEAS Plus" system can be used for your application, LegalHoop will use this system. The TEAS Plus system streamlines the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) review process and has a lower filing fee of $250, but requires additional LegalHoop labor to process. If we are able to use the TEAS Plus system for your application, LegalHoop will still charge $350, of which $250 will be allocated to the USPTO fee and $100 to a LegalHoop processing fee. The USPTO may later charge a $100 fee should you choose not to communicate with them electronically or otherwise meet the requirements of the discounted TEAS Standard or TEAS Plus filing fees. USPTO filing fee of $350 per class will be charged before we file your application.
**If Legalhoop recommends proceeding with your trademark application and the application receives a 'final refusal' from the United States Patent and Trademark Office, Legalhoop will waive its service fees for preparing a second application for a different trademark. Government filing fees will still apply. Limit one waived service fee for a different mark per order
ATTORNEY ADVERTISEMENT: This portion of the LegalHoop website is an advertisement for legal services. The firm responsible for this advertisement is LegalHoop Limited. It is authorized and regulated by the Companies Registry. Based on the AIPLA Report of the Economic Survey 2019, IP attorneys in the U.S. charge an average of $2445 for trademark clearance and filing.