I will file your US trademark registration application with the uspto
Licensed US Attorney, Tech Startup, IP Defense and Corporate Law
About this Gig
Your brand is your most valuable asset. As a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar #115037), I ensure your trademark application is filed flawlessly, protecting you from competitors and costly rejections.
Foreign and domestic applicants rely on my expertise to navigate the complex USPTO landscape. A single mistake on your application can delay your registration by months or result in a permanent denial.
What I provide:
- Thorough Clearance: Ensuring your mark doesn't infringe on existing rights.
- Strategic Drafting: Selecting the precise classification to maximize your protection.
- Attorney Representation: Filing as your Attorney of Record (required for non-US residents).
- Status Updates: Keeping you informed through the initial filing process.
Note: The USPTO requires a mandatory government filing fee (usually $250-$350 per class). This fee is not included in the gig price and must be paid directly to the USPTO.
Don't leave your intellectual property to chance. Secure your brand's future today with a licensed legal professional. Order now.
Field of law:
Intellectual property
Target country:
United States
Document type:
Patent application
Agreement type:
License agreement
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FAQ
Do I have to pay a separate fee to the government?
Yes. The USPTO charges a government filing fee (typically $250 or $350 per class of goods/services). This is separate from my legal fee.
Can you guarantee my trademark will be approved?
No attorney can guarantee USPTO approval, as an examining attorney makes the final decision. However, my comprehensive search minimizes your risk of rejection.
I am not a US citizen. Can you still file for me?
Absolutely. The USPTO actually requires foreign-domiciled applicants to use a US-licensed attorney. I will act as your Attorney of Record.
How long does the USPTO process take?
The USPTO currently takes 8-10 months just to assign an examiner. The entire process takes 12-18 months.
What if the USPTO issues an Office Action?
Minor, non-substantive office actions are handled within standard scope. Substantive refusals require a custom quote for legal argumentation.
