A trademark application is a legal document that’s filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for the purpose of seeking federal registration of a trademark. Although the application form may look fairly uncomplicated at first glance, there are numerous mistakes you can easily make and not even know about them until the USPTO rejects your application or your application is opposed by someone else. The following articles discuss various issues relating to the preparation and filing of trademark applications, as well as a few matters that could arise after the application is submitted.
- How Does the US Trademark Application Process Work?
- What are the USPTO Trademark Application Form Requirements?
- Who is the Applicant of a Trademark Application?
- What is “Intent to Use” for Trademark Application Filing?
- What is the Section 44(d) Trademark Filing Basis?
- What is the Section 44(e) Trademark Filing Basis?
- Trademark Class – How Do I Choose the Correct One?
- How Do I Trademark a Logo?
- Can I Trademark a Name and Logo Together in One Application?
- How Do I Amend a Trademark Application?
- What is an Express Abandonment of a Trademark Application?
- How Do I Petition to Revive an Abandoned Trademark Application?