Trademark Registration
Protect your brand identity with trademark registration for your logo. Our comprehensive service ensures the legal safeguarding of your logo, providing you with exclusive rights to its use.During this 6-month process, we will handle all aspects of trademark registration, including application submission, review, and approval.
Legal Protection
Brand Recognition
Exclusive Rights
Market Expansion
Brand Loyalty
Service Process
Initial Consultation
Schedule a consultation to discuss your logo and trademark registration requirements.
Trademark Search
Conduct a thorough search to ensure the uniqueness of your logo and its eligibility for trademark registration.
Application Submission
Prepare and submit the trademark application on your behalf, adhering to all legal requirements and guidelines.
Review and Response
Monitor the application process and respond to any queries or objections from the trademark office promptly.
Approval and Registration
Upon successful review and approval, your logo will be officially registered as a trademark, granting you exclusive rights to its use.
Trademark Certificate Issuance
Receive the trademark registration certificate, providing legal proof of your logo’s protection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a trademark?
A trademark is a distinctive sign or symbol, such as a logo, name, or slogan, used to identify and distinguish the goods or services of one business from those of others.
Why is trademark registration important?
Trademark registration provides legal protection for your brand identity, preventing others from using or imitating your trademark without permission.
Can I trademark my company name?
Yes, you can trademark your company name if it meets the requirements for trademark eligibility, such as being distinctive and not already in use by another business in your industry.
What happens if my trademark application is rejected?
If your trademark application is rejected, you will receive a notice explaining the reasons for the rejection. You may have the opportunity to amend your application or appeal the decision, depending on the specific circumstances.