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Trademarks are names, logos, or short slogans that help distinguish a good or service from other goods and services in a particular geographic area. The U.S. Patent & Trademark office determines if you should be granted a federal trademark based on whether it believes your name, logo, or short slogan is sufficiently distinctive enough to be granted protection. If your name, logo, or short slogan is a mere generic description of your good or service, a federal trademark will not be granted. Once a federal trademark is issued in the United States, the protection extends throughout the United States and lasts indefinitely – so long as you use your mark in commerce. If you fail to use your mark, you might lose trademark rights. Filing for trademark protection is much easier than filing for patent protection because you mostly need to describe what classification of goods or services your mark falls under. You also need a short description of where you might later affix your mark.
In the Standard Package, you receive a workflow, expert knowledge and tips by a U.S. patent and trademark attorney that will help you prepare a description of your mark, identify the class it falls under, and file your mark yourself entirely online.
Get started on your federal Trademark application today!
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