FAQs
Federal Trademark Registration FAQs
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What types of trademarks can be registered?
Various types of trademarks can be registered, including:
Word marks: Protect brand names, slogans, or phrases.
Design marks: Protect logos, symbols, or other graphical representations.
Composite marks: Combine words and designs into a single mark.
Sound marks: Protect distinctive sounds associated with a brand.
Color marks: Protect specific colors used in a particular context to distinguish goods/services.
Shape marks: Protect the unique shape or packaging of a product.
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What is the difference between a ™ and a ® symbol?
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What is a trademark class?
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Do you offer a free initial consultation for trademark registration?
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What documents are required for trademark registration?
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Can I trademark a domain name?
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What is a trademark class?
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Is incorporating a company using a particular name the same as obtaining a trademark?
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What is the role of the USPTO in trademark registration?
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Can I use my trademark while the application is pending?
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How long does the trademark registration process take?
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What’s the difference between ‘in use’ and ‘intent to use’ in trademark applications?
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How do you monitor for trademark infringements?
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What’s the difference between copyright, patent, and trademark?
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How do I know if my trademark is eligible for registration?
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What should I do if my trademark application is rejected?
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Do I need to conduct a trademark search before applying?
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