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Benefits of registration
Why register a trademark?
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Establish legal ownership
Own exclusive rights to your brand and take legal action against anyone who uses it without your permission, including counterfeiters.
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Secure your domain name
Special regulations protect your domain name against theft, but they extend only to trademark owners.
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Increase your brand value
Registered trademarks increase the value of your brand and intellectual property. A trademark is an asset that can be bought, sold, licensed, or used to secure a loan.
stages of registration
How to register your trademark?
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Tell us your brand name
Enter your brand name and get a quick confirmation of trademark availability.
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We complete all preparations
Our team will run a comprehensive check on your trademark and send you a detailed report.
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We take care of the paperwork
You fill out a simple guided form and our team prepares and files all the paperwork to the government trademark office.
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trademark registration packages
We have three packages for trademark registration - best for small and medium businesses
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Get Started
$200
+ Government fees
Basic
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Trademark Search
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Proofreading, preparation, and filing the application
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Trademark registration status updates
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Get Started
$300
+ Government fees
Optimum
Basic plan, plus:
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Evaluation of the mark for absolute grounds
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Recommendation of the appropriate classes and goods/services description
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Opposition monitoring
Best value -
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Get Started
$400
+ Government fees
Premium
Optimum plan, plus:
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Consultation with a professional lawyer
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Help with adjusting your trademark in case of registration conflict
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Trademark infringement monitoring
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Frequently asked questions
Trademarks at a glance
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What is the difference between trademarks, copyrights, and patents?
- • Trademark is applied to the product and identifies a certain company as the source of a particular product or service.
- • Copyrights protect original artistic work, such as books, music, paintings, etc.
- • Patents protect original inventions. For an invention to be patent protected it must meet certain requirements.
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What can be a trademark?A trademark may include any word, name, symbol, or device, or any combination used, or intended to be used, in commerce, it identifies and distinguishes the goods of one manufacturer or seller from goods manufactured or sold by others, and to indicate the source of the goods.
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What are the minimal government fees for a trademark registration?
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Government trademark registration fees largely depend on the country/region, e.g.:
- • £170 in the UK
- • $250 in the US
- • €850 in the EU
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I found a trademark similar to mine. Can I still register it?In most cases, no. However, you can register a similar trademark in a different trademark class if does not cause confusion in the market.
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How long will it take to register my trademark?Our team will prepare and file your application within 48 hours. Approval from the trademark office takes 3-6 months.
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What is the difference between a product/good and a service?Product/good is any kind of item that may be traded. Service is the provision of activities in accordance with human needs.
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