The Trademark Comprehensive Study will help you determine if you can register or use your trademark.

A great number of trademark applications are rejected during the registration process because of the following reasons:

• Preexisting registrations of similar trademarks.
• Similarities with well-known foreign trademarks.
• Trademark is considered generic, indicative or descriptive.
• Use of certain words, names, symbols or other marks that are not acceptable for registration.

The Study will warn you about these cases so that you can change your trademark or adapt your application to avoid possible rejection from the Trademark Office.

In the United States, there are no special requirements for filing your trademark. You will need to provide information about the trademark and its owner. No power of attorney is needed.

The cost depends on the number of classes you need to register for and whether you want to protect your logo.

Please send us your trademark information by filling out the above form, and we will send you a personalized quote.

The average time frame for registration approval in the United States is ten months if no objections or oppositions arise.

The answer to this question depends on the characteristics of your mark, your budget and the scope of protection that you would like to have in the United States.

If your trademark contains distinctive verbal elements (text) as well as design elements (graphics or logos) and you wish both to be protected, our recommendation is to file two trademark applications; one to protect just the verbal elements (the application will be filed as “Word Mark”) and another to protect just the design elements (the application will be filed as “Combined Mark”).

Please fill out the above “Trademark Quote Form” and we will send you a personalized quote and instructions on how to proceed.

The Study will help you determine if you can register or use your trademark.

A great number of trademark applications are rejected during the registration process because of the following reasons:

• Preexisting registrations of similar trademarks.
• Similarities with well-known foreign trademarks.
• Trademark is considered generic, indicative or descriptive.
• Use of certain words, names, symbols or other marks that are not acceptable for registration.

The Study will warn you about these cases so that you can change your trademark or adapt your application to avoid possible rejection from the Trademark Office.

In the United States, there are no special requirements, you will need to provide information about the trademark and about the future owner of it. No power of attorney is needed to file your trademark.

The service price depends on the number of classes you need to register. If you don’t know your classes, we will help you determine them.

The price for “Trademark Comprehensive Study” is US$ 90 per class.

The price for “Trademark Registration Request” is US$ 474 firs class and US$ 440 additional class. Notice that these prices include all fees of the process including Trademark Office fees. Prices do not include legal defenses if your trademark is objected by third parties.

The average time frame for registration approval in the United States is ten months, if no objections or oppositions arise.

The answer to this question depends on the characteristics of your mark, your budget and the scope of protection that you would like to have in the United States.

If your trademark contains distinctive verbal elements (text) as well as design elements (graphics or logos) and you wish both to be protected, our recommendation is to file two trademark applications; one to protect just the verbal elements (the application will be filed as “Word Mark”) and another to protect just the design elements (the application will be filed as “Combined Mark”).

Please fill out the “Trademark Quote Form” of above and we will send you a personalized quote and instructions on how to proceed.