Plan your U.S. trademark application.
Request registration intake and attorney-led application preparation and filing, subject to acceptance and a written engagement agreement. The advertised initial attorney fee is $449 USD; USPTO fees are separate.
What work is included?
- Review of the proposed mark, owner information, filing basis and requested goods or services.
- Application preparation and submission through eligible U.S.-licensed counsel after engagement.
- Explanation of applicable government costs before filing.
- The application serial number and filing confirmation after submission.
Confirm the attorney’s identity, credentials, fee and exact scope before proceeding. Later work is covered only if included in the engagement.
How much should you budget?
Subject to the agreed service scope and engagement.
A separate government fee, paid by the applicant.
For a qualifying one-class application, these initial fees total $799 USD. Additional classes, filing requirements, later filings and work outside the engagement can increase the cost. Check the current USPTO fee information before proceeding.
Government-fee source checked . No payment is collected through this website.
Do you need a U.S.-licensed attorney?
A foreign-domiciled applicant must be represented before the USPTO by a U.S.-licensed attorney. U.S.-domiciled applicants are not generally required to hire one. See the USPTO representation requirements.
The filing route depends on your circumstances and must be confirmed during intake.
Does submitting an enquiry mean your mark is registered?
No. An enquiry starts a conversation. A filing occurs only after acceptance, engagement and completion of the filing steps. An application is then examined by the USPTO, which decides whether registration can issue. Neither research nor payment guarantees approval.
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