Objections, hearings, oppositions and legal notices, worldwide. Tell us the deadline, request a quote, and a licensed attorney in that country takes it from there.
The office has objected to your application, for example because the mark looks descriptive or similar to an earlier one. Your attorney reviews the objection, drafts a reasoned reply with any evidence, and files it before the deadline.
When the office calls a hearing, your attorney prepares written submissions and attends before the officer, in person or online, and reports the outcome to you.
If the office finally refuses your application, your attorney advises whether an appeal or review is worthwhile and files it. Quoted after reviewing the refusal.
Spotted a similar mark published in the trademark journal? Your attorney files a notice of opposition with the grounds within the office's opposition window, so it doesn't register.
Someone has opposed your application. Your attorney files the counter-statement (defence) on time, because a missed deadline usually means the application is treated as abandoned.
Evidence by affidavit, replies to the other side's evidence, and arguments at the final hearing. Quoted stage by stage after reviewing the file.
Remove a conflicting registration from the register, for example for non-use or bad faith, or defend your own registration against such an action.
Received a notice claiming your brand infringes someone else's? Your attorney assesses the claim and sends a measured reply that protects your position.
Someone is using your mark or something confusingly similar. Your attorney sends a formal notice demanding that they stop, setting out your rights and the next steps.
Each matter is quoted for one country. Official fees, if any (for example an opposition fee), are confirmed by your attorney and billed at actual cost against the official receipt. We email the quote and a payment link once your attorney confirms it.
Choose the service and country, and enter the deadline from the notice. Takes about two minutes.
Pay the fixed fee in your currency, then upload the notice on the next screen. Urgent matters are flagged to your attorney straight away.
Your attorney explains the issue in plain words, sends the draft for your approval, files it and emails you the proof.
It's the trademark office's written objection to your application, also called an examination report. Common reasons are that the mark seems descriptive, or similar to an earlier mark. Most can be answered with a well-argued reply.
Yes. You sign a power of attorney appointing our attorney for this matter, and we take over the file.
Enter the deadline when you order. If it's within 7 days, your attorney and our team are alerted immediately. Where an office allows extensions, your attorney can request one.
You file an opposition to stop someone else's mark from registering. You reply to an opposition when someone is trying to stop yours. Both have strict time limits set by the office.
No. Some steps, such as filing an opposition, carry an office fee. Your attorney confirms it and you pay it before filing. Replies to office actions usually have no office fee.
Your attorney quotes each later stage before starting it, so you always approve the cost first.
Order in minutes. A licensed attorney reviews your notice and contacts you within one business day, sooner if the deadline is close.
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