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I am a travel agent using a mark for tour and travel services and would like to register it in the USA and Canada. What is the process for registering my mark in these countries?
answered on Mar 24, 2025
In order to register a trademark with the US an application must be filed with the USPTO. You can file an in-use or intent-to-use application. The recommended first step is to work with a trademark attorney to conduct a quick search to see if similar marks are already registered. Once the mark is... View More 
I want to trademark the name "Aadarsh Memorial Club" for my app in the United States. I haven't conducted a trademark search yet. What steps should I follow to register this trademark, and are there specific considerations I need to be aware of?
answered on Mar 23, 2025
In order to register a trademark with the USPTO you must file an in-use or intent-to-use application. Before filing its best to consult a trademark attorney to conduct a quick search to see if the mark is already in use or if similar marks are in use. The USPTO is subjective and a search does not... View More
I am inquiring about the cancellation of the registration for the word "newgen" under Serial Number 77871257 and Registration Number 3929667. Could you provide information about the cancellation date or any errors involved, and whether there are options for reinstatement?
answered on Mar 13, 2025
According to the USPTO lookup of this registration number the registration was cancelled on Oct 13th, 2017 due to failure to file an acceptable Section 8 renewal with the USPTO. Due to how long the trademark has been cancelled the mark must be registered again with the USPTO with a new... View More
I had a trademark filed on November 11, 2011, with registration number 4318073, which expired. We have been using this trademark every day since its registration date on April 9, 2013. There have been no changes in ownership or any details of the trademark since its last registration. We were... View More
answered on Mar 10, 2025
In order to reapply for the trademark you must file a new In-Use Trademark application with the USPTO. You can file yourself using the new trademark application online or work with a trademark attorney to guide you through the process.
I am planning to start a business from home in California, selling custom t-shirts online across multiple states. I haven’t decided on a business name yet. Should I trademark my business name, and what are the benefits of doing so?
answered on Mar 4, 2025
It is always smart to trademark your business name in order to protect your brand identity and to ensure no one else can use or infringe on your business name and brand you are building. You can file a trademark with the USPTO and it is always smart to consult a trademark attorney to guide you... View More
I would like to know the steps involved in obtaining a trademark for my clothing brand name in the U.S., with the possibility of registering it internationally in the future. I don't believe the trademark is currently in use, but I'm unsure where to check this. I want to register it as... View More
answered on Mar 2, 2025
In order to file a trademark in the US for clothing you must file a Trademark Application with the USPTO in class 025. You should conduct a trademark search on the USPTO website before filing the mark. You may file an intent-to-use mark to hold begin the process to secure you rights in the... View More
I would like to trademark my personal name, which I use for my doula services and products. I operate with a specific logo that incorporates my name. The services and products are provided in both local and potentially nationwide markets. How can I proceed with trademarking my name?
answered on Feb 20, 2025
You can trademark your business logo to protect your trademark and business. To do this you must file a trademark application with the USPTO. If your mark is already in-use you can file a In-Use application, otherwise you can file an intent to use application. It is recommended to work with a... View More
What is the duration before a trademark needs renewal in the U.S., and what are the general rules for trademark expiration?
answered on Feb 16, 2025
A Trademark in the US must be renewed between the 5th and 6th year of registration by filing a Section 8 renewal. The mark must also be renewed on the 10th anniversary by filing a Section 8 & 9 with the USPTO. Thereafter, you must renew your mark every 10 years. Failure to file a timely renewal... View More
i have started Loom & Love a small indian clothing and resell insta account and registered llc for it. Should i be worried about the trademark ?
answered on Feb 2, 2025
When registering a trademark it is best practice to work with a trademark attorney to conduct a search and guide you through the trademark registration process. At first glance there are many dead registered marks for the words "Loom &Love." However, you must also search other common... View More
We manufacture roll up doors for fire/utility industry and want to make sure the name isn't trademarked for that use already.
answered on Jan 31, 2025
In order to find out if The Atlas is taken you can conduct a trademark search on the USPTO. It is generally best to work with a Trademark Attorney to assist with whether a mark is available as well as the Trademark Process. From a quick look at the USPTO the words"The Atlas" are used as a... View More
answered on Dec 28, 2024
Generally, if the trademark is in a different class of goods and services then a registered mark and there would be no likelihood of confusion by consumers a mark can be registered. It is best to consult a trademark specialist to conduct a search and review the already registered mark compared to... View More
The name we had intended to use populates under USPTO search but is marked as dead and expired, and is not currently in the process of being renewed . Their usage is the singular case of the word while our usage is plural (we add an "s" to the end of the word). They aren't actively... View More
answered on Dec 16, 2024
In order to claim rights to a prior trademark you must file a trademark application with the USPTO. If the mark is abandoned and it cannot be renewed or revived then you can file a trademark application for the same or similar mark in the same class of services. I recommend using a Trademark... View More
answered on Nov 11, 2024
In order to move forward with a trademark you must file an in-use or intent-to-use application with the USPTO. It is recommend to do a quick search of the USPTO to check if your potential trademark is already in use. It is recommended but not required to work with a Trademark Attorney or Specialist... View More
The trademarks in question were listed as Origin Systems, 710 - Cancelled - Section 8 and Bullfrog Productions, 602 - Abandoned-Failure To Respond Or Late Response. Each trademark expired in 2003 and 2001 respectively.
answered on Sep 8, 2024
If a trademark is expired or abandoned on the USPTO then it no longer is protected under trademark rules and regulations. The next steps would be to file an application for those marks with the USPTO. It is best to work with a trademark attorney or company to assist you with procuring rights to the... View More
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answered on Sep 6, 2024
If a renewal is missed for a trademark there is a 6 month grace period given by the USPTO that allows you to register the renewal for an additional late fee. If this period is missed you will need to re-register the application with the USPTO. It is recommend to work with a trademark attorney to... View More
answered on Sep 3, 2024
In order to register a trademark you must file an application with the USPTO. If the mark has been abandoned you will be able to refile your own application for the mark. To ensure you properly file for your trademark it is recommended to work with a trademark attorney or specialist.
answered on Mar 19, 2024
Even if a trademark is abandoned does not mean that the mark is available for registration. In order to know if a mark is available start by conducting a quick search on the USPTO for similar registered marks in the same class of goods and services. A search can be complicated and it is recommended... View More
Hi! my name is Katerina,
I`m a manager in Rollun LC company, we`re owners of https://trademarks.justia.com/877/11/mototou-87711348.htm
Please let me know, if i want to add another service by classification ( goods for fishing for example) - what would be right and easier to do -... View More
answered on Feb 26, 2024
If the mark was already filed for a separate class of goods and services, the USPTO requires a new application to be filed to protect against different or new goods and services. If the goods and services fall under a different class of registration it is best to register the mark as a new... View More
How much will it cost
answered on Feb 10, 2024
Filing a trademark can vary in cost depending if you are filing an in-use or intent-to-use application. A standard in-use application costs approximately $250 for a TEAS Plus application and $350 for a regular trademark application. It is best practice to have a trademark attorney conduct a USPTO... View More
website is www.suncabo.com and I'd like to trademark my logo
answered on Jan 23, 2024
A trademark application can cost $250-$350 depending on the type of application you are submitted. When submitting a trademark application there can be additional fees if you file an "intent-to-use" verses "In-use" application. A trademark attorney is recommend to assist you... View More
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