Simple, confident USPTO trademark registration

Filed by a US-licensed attorney, as the USPTO requires for applicants outside the US. Pay online in minutes.

Fixed fee + USPTO fee
Licensed local attorney drafts and files
Full refund of our fee if you cancel before filing

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United States pricing

Fixed fee, plus the government fee

One fixed fee for filing in 1 class, plus the USPTO fee. Additional classes are quoted on request.

The USPTO process

What happens after you file

Typical time: 12–18 months if unopposed. Your attorney handles each stage and keeps you updated.

1
Filing
Your US-licensed attorney files with the USPTO on a use-in-commerce or intent-to-use basis.
2
Examination
A USPTO examining attorney reviews the application, usually several months after filing.
3
Office action reply
If the examiner raises an issue, a reply can be ordered from us and is quoted on request.
4
Publication
The mark is published in the Official Gazette. Third parties have 30 days to oppose.
5
Registration
Use-based marks register. Intent-to-use marks register once you file proof of use.

How it works

Register your trademark in 3 simple steps

1About 3 minutes

Tell us about your brand

Pick your country, tell us your brand and what you sell, and pay securely online.

2After payment

We prepare your application

Your licensed attorney confirms your class and wording, and drafts the application.

3Once you approve

We file and keep you updated

We file with the trademark office, send your official receipt and track every deadline until registration.

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After you order

What your attorney will ask for

Nothing is needed to check out. We send one short secure form after payment.

Owner detailsLegal name, address, entity type, and state or country of organisation

Goods or servicesA short description; your attorney maps it to USPTO wording

SpecimenA photo or screenshot showing the mark in use, if you already sell in the US

Dates of useFirst use anywhere and first use in US commerce, if applicable

LogoClear image file, only if you are registering a logo

EmailFor USPTO correspondence, copied to your attorney

FAQ

United States trademark questions

Do I need a US attorney?

Yes, if you are based outside the United States. The USPTO requires foreign-domiciled applicants to be represented by a US-licensed attorney. Our US partner attorney files for you.

Can I file before I sell in the US?

Yes, on an intent-to-use basis. You must show use before the mark registers, and the USPTO charges a further fee per class at that stage.

Why might the government fee be higher than estimated?

The USPTO adds a further fee per class if the goods description is not taken from its ID Manual, or if the application is incomplete. Government fees are billed at actual cost against the official receipt: if the actual fee is higher than the estimate, the difference is invoiced separately; if lower, it is adjusted. Your attorney uses ID Manual wording wherever possible.

How do I keep the registration?

File a declaration of use between the 5th and 6th year, and renew every 10 years. We remind you before each deadline.

Renewal

Already registered in the United States?

Official renewal fee: US$650 per class (Sections 8 and 9). When: In the year before the 10th anniversary. A Section 8 declaration of use (US$325 per class) is also due between years 5 and 6. If expired: 6-month grace period, +US$200 per class.

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Register in other countries

INIndia UKUnited Kingdom EUEuropean Union AEUAE SGSingapore AUAustralia CACanada SASaudi Arabia WOMadrid (International)

Protect your brand in the United States today

Order in minutes. A licensed local attorney files for you, with a full refund of our fee if you cancel before filing.