A trademark lawyer can help you make sure your mark is registered properly and can provide legal advice on how to defend your mark if it is challenged. An attorney for trademark registration also helps you file any necessary paperwork with the United States patent and trademark office, including an application for registration, amendment, or cancellation of your mark.
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The first step in filing a trademark is to determine if it is valid. The United States patent and trademark office has a list of generic terms that cannot be registered as trademarks, such as "the," "a," and "the." If your mark is not on this list, you can submit an application to register it.
Once your mark is determined to be valid, you will need to file an application with the United States patent and trademark office. This application includes information about your mark, such as the name of your company or product, the type of goods or services it represents, and where it is being used. You will also need to provide evidence that your mark is distinctive and that you have right to use it.
After filing your application, the United States patent and trademark office will send you a Notice of Allowance. This notice confirms that your mark is registered and gives you permission to use it. They may also issue a Request for Evidence asking for additional information about your mark. If there are any disputes about whether your mark is valid or distinctive, they will hold hearings to determine these issues.