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What Does a Trademark Mean?
A trademark is your business name, tagline, logo, symbol or design registered with the USPTO, which restricts use by others Registering a trademark is a legal process of providing protection against competitors who want to copy your branding.
From startups to established brands, companies across the globe rely on Trademark Pro to secure and protect their intellectual property.
File a Trademark Registration in 3 Easy Steps
Protect your brand with a comprehensive, affordable, and easy way to register a trademark. Our trademark registration service matches you with an experienced attorney who can simplify the trademark process and improve your chances of success with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
Answer a few simple questions about your trademark and business, and an attorney will guide you through the next steps.
An attorney will conduct a trademark search to help make sure nothing similar is already in use, and we’ll share the results with you.
Once your attorney confirms with you that everything is ready to go, they'll e-file with the USPTO.
Who We Are
At Trademark Pro, we believe every brand deserves protection. We specialize in helping businesses, entrepreneurs, and startups across the USA secure their trademarks with a simple, stress-free process. Our mission is to make trademark registration easy, affordable, and reliable—so you can focus on growing your business while we handle the legal details
Our Mission
To provide clear, efficient, and trustworthy trademark registration services that safeguard the identities of businesses of all sizes.
Why Choose Trademark Pro?
We know the trademark process inside and out, ensuring your application is filed correctly the first time.
No complicated legal jargon. We keep everything straightforward and transparent.
Flat-rate pricing with no hidden fees.
From small startups to international companies, we’ve assisted thousands in protecting their brands.
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Trademark Registration
Have an experienced attorney complete your application so you can protect your brand with confidence.-
Trademark classes selected based on your business type
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Responses provided for minor procedural office actions.
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Federal & common law search to check trademark availability
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Legal advice on odds of success of your trademark application
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Attorney filing of your trademark application with the USPTO†
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Attorney review of post-filing alerts if USPTO needs more info
We’ve Helped Secure 1500+ Trademarks Since 2019
Thousands of entrepreneurs and businesses trust Trademark Pro to protect their brand identity with fast, reliable, and hassle-free trademark registration.
What you need to know about Trademarks
Trademarks identify your products and services as distinctly belonging to your brand, distinguishing you from competitors.
You can register a trademark for different types of intellectual property including your business name, product name, tagline, logo, symbol, or design. A registered trademark must be used in commerce to provide real protection against anyone who wants to copy you. Registering a trademark can be a complicated process, but attorneys can walk you through the steps and can file your application.
FAQs
Yes, you should register your trademark to protect your business or brand assets. Using them and having common law protection is a great start but doesn’t give you the legal protection that you have after trademark registration is complete.
You can use a ™ on your logo while you pursue the trademark application process. Doing so lets others wishing to trademark the same thing know that you intend to pursue a trademark. Once you’ve completed trademark registration and your trademarks are approved, you can replace the ™ with the registered trademark symbol, ®.
The most reliable way to protect your brand against trademark infringement is to register your trademark early and review it often. Usually, this will include trademark monitoring services, which periodically check to make sure no other brands are infringing on your trademark.
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The USPTO is charging a filing fee of at least $350 per class of goods and services for all trademark applications. While most filers will pay the base $350/class fee, some additional fees may apply if your application requires customized or particularly long goods and services descriptions. Your attorney will guide you through the process.
The USPTO reviews their federal filing fees every two years to cover trademark operation costs. Following the latest review, the USPTO determined that fee adjustments are necessary to provide sufficient resources for administering the U.S. trademark system. More info can be found on the USPTO website.
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 complete the trademark registration process.
It depends on what you sell. The USPTO organizes all products and services into 45 classes, and your trademark protection typically applies only to the classes you include in your application.
For example, if you own a restaurant, you’d register in class 43 (food services). But if you also sell cookbooks and offer cooking classes, you might register in class 16 (paper goods) and class 41 (education and entertainment services) as well.
Ideally, the trademark application process—including time waiting to hear back from the USPTO—takes 6 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.
If you’re not yet using your mark in commerce, the trademark application process can take longer. After making it through the previous steps, the USPTO will grant a Notice of Allowance, which says they’ll register your mark once you provide proof of use in commerce through a Statement of Use. Once that’s submitted and approved, your mark is officially registered.
Yes. The USPTO’s examining attorney might reject your mark if there’s a chance consumers could confuse it with another trademark—for example, if your business name sounds too similar to another business name in the same industry. Involving an attorney in the trademark registration process can help avoid some of these challenges.
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