Federal Trademark Registration, Handled by an Attorney
Protect your brand name, logo, or slogan with a comprehensive USPTO search and attorney-led filing.
Build Your Brand. Then Protect It.
Your business name, logo, and slogan represent the brand you've worked hard to build. A federal trademark can help protect your brand and establish important legal rights as your business grows.
Even a strong brand can hit an initial USPTO refusal — read how we cleared a contested trademark without a rebrand.
Protect Your Name
Federal trademark protection for your name, logo, or slogan.
Build Brand Value
A comprehensive search can help identify potential issues before filing.
Defend Your Rights
Your application is prepared and reviewed with attorney oversight.
Trademark Registration Made Simple
Three simple steps. We handle the legal work.
Tell Us About Your Brand
Share your business name, logo, or slogan and a few details about what you offer.
Attorney Review & Preparation
An IP attorney reviews your information, searches for potential conflicts, and prepares your application.
We File With the USPTO
We file your application to the USPTO and handle and monitor the filing process and related correspondence.
Expert Help. A Simpler Trademark Process.
Your trademark is important. Get professional legal guidance instead of navigating the process alone.
Attorney-Reviewed
Your application is reviewed by an experienced IP attorney before filing. We help identify potential issues and prepare your application with your specific situation in mind.
Simple & Efficient
We handle the paperwork and filing process for you. From initial review to USPTO submission, our team manages the legal details so you don't have to.
Support Beyond Filing
We're here beyond the initial application, including trademark monitoring and additional legal assistance as your brand grows.
You've Built Your Brand. Now Protect It.
Get attorney-led support for your trademark search, application, and USPTO filing. Start in about 90 seconds.
Questions About Trademark Registration?
Get clear answers to the questions we hear most often.
How long does trademark registration take?
Trademark registration is not an instant process. The USPTO says the process typically takes 12–18 months, although timing can vary depending on the application, examination, and whether issues arise. Our role is to prepare and file your application correctly and help manage the process along the way.
What's included in the trademark registration service?
Our trademark registration service includes attorney consultation, trademark searching, application preparation, USPTO filing, and office action response. Additional support such as trademark monitoring or a cease-and-desist letter is available depending on your situation.
Can I trademark a name that's already being used?
Possibly. Existing use doesn't automatically mean your application cannot register. What matters includes whether the marks and related goods or services are likely to cause consumer confusion, among other legal considerations. We recommend a trademark clearance search before filing.
Do I need a trademark if I've already registered my business name?
A business-name registration and a federal trademark are not the same thing. Registering your business with a state generally does not provide the same trademark rights as federal registration. If you're using your name as a brand for goods or services, a trademark may provide important additional protection.
What happens if I receive a USPTO Office Action?
The USPTO may issue an Office Action explaining legal or procedural issues with your application. Your response must address the issues by the applicable deadline. We help you understand the Office Action and prepare an appropriate response.
Does my trademark protect me across the United States?
Federal registration can provide important nationwide rights in connection with the goods or services covered by the registration, subject to the applicable trademark laws and circumstances.
Can I trademark my logo and business name?
Yes. A business name and logo can potentially be protected as separate trademarks, depending on how they're used and the specific circumstances. We can help determine the appropriate filing strategy for your brand.
Do I need to be using my brand already?
Not necessarily. The USPTO allows applications based on current use in commerce as well as certain applications based on a bona fide intent to use the mark in commerce. The appropriate filing basis depends on your situation.