I will perform trademark search and trademark registration
About this Gig
Please contact me before placing your order so I can review your trademark needs.
Your brand deserves more than a name search. I help entrepreneurs, startups, and businesses identify potential trademark conflicts and navigate the registration process with greater confidence.
I provide professional trademark search and registration services in the US, UK, EU, Canada, and Australia.
What I Offer:
Trademark search for names, logos, and slogans
Review of similar or conflicting trademarks
Trademark application preparation and filing
Guidance on selecting the appropriate trademark class
Support throughout the registration process
Assistance for individuals and businesses
Guidance for non resident applicants
Amazon Brand Registry guidance
Important Information
Government filing fees are not included in the Fiverr gig price and vary by country and number of classes.
US applications for certain foreign domiciled applicants may require attorney representation, which is charged separately.
Ready to protect your brand?
Send me your trademark name, logo, or requirements before ordering. Let's discuss the right next step for your application.
Filing type:
Trademark
Target country:
United States
Legal consulting Gigs are not screened
Please note that there is no screening process for this service. We recommend that you message the freelancer and check all necessary details before placing your order. Pro freelancers in this category have gone through a vetting process. You can find more details here.
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FAQ
Can I register a trademark that I have already been using?
Yes. The filing strategy can depend on how and where you have been using the mark, so I will review your situation before proceeding.
Can you help if I receive an objection after filing?
Yes. Send me the notice or communication you receive so I can review it and explain the available next steps.
Can a trademark protect my brand in every country?
No. Trademark rights are generally territorial, meaning protection in one country does not automatically provide protection elsewhere.

