Trademark Search, Registration, Trademark Protection
Register, research and enforce your Trademark.
Protect your trademark
Research, register and enforce your trademark rights.
Register your trademark ›Research & register your Trademark
Determine if your trademark is clear, then apply for registration for an exclusive right to your trademark.
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Free Federal Trademark Search Free!
The Free Federal Trademark Search is the first step towards determining whether your proposed business, product or service name is available for your use and available for you to register as a trademark.- Performed in your International Classification
- Completed in 1-2 business days
- Up-to-date results directly from the USPTO
- Potential conflicts reported with serial number (if applicable)
- Absolutely free- no obligation
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Federal Trademark Protection Service $395 + gov't fees
Everything you need to research and register your trademark with the USPTO. Protect your most important asset.- Comprehensive Trademark Search
- Easily change or modify trademark before filing (if trademark is taken, etc.)
- DIY software prep and submittal of your federal trademark app to the USPTO
- Registration Application
- Online account access for status updates
- Monitoring of Trademark Application through process
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- Free! Consultation and Opinion from Vie Legal advertising Attorney*
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a Trademark?
A Trademark is a word, name, symbol, design, phrase or sound that identifies a business organization, or its products or services, and distinguishes it from other business organizations. Learn more -
Why run a Trademark Search?
You need to know if the trademark is being used by someone else. Learn more -
Why register my Trademark?
Registering a Trademark puts the world on notice that you are using the mark, that it is your mark, and that no one else can use it. Learn more -
Why are some Trademark Registrations rejected?
There are five common reasons why Trademark Registrations may be rejected. Learn more -
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