Trademarks must be renewed every 10 years. It is important to keep track of the renewal deadline, as failure to renew can result in the loss of trademark protection. In some cases, a trademark may be eligible for renewal before the 10-year mark, such as if the trademark was initially registered based on an "intent to use" and has now been in use for more than five years.
It's also worth noting that trademark renewal is not an automatic process. The owner of the trademark must file a renewal application with the appropriate firm, along with the required fee. The renewal application typically includes information about how the trademark is being used, such as a specimen of the mark in use on products or packaging.
If you're unsure about when to file for a trademark renewal or have any other questions about trademark maintenance, Consult Trademark Frontier's qualified trademark attorneys.
At Trademark Frontier, we understand the importance of protecting your valuable brand identity. That's why our trademark renewal process is designed to be hassle-free and streamlined, so you can rest assured that your trademark protection is in good hands.
Our process begins with a thorough review of your existing trademark registration to ensure that it meets all renewal eligibility requirements.
After the review, we'll prepare and file your renewal application with the appropriate government agency, along with any required fees and service fee.
Your assigned attorney will keep you informed of our progress and provide regular updates on the status of your case time to time.
An attorney will review your current use of your trademark and file the appropriate documents.
We have provided consultancy to numerous businesses to resolve their all queries & provided trust in their brand protection.
Our registered trademark stats speak for themselves. At Trademark Frontier, we have registered highest number of trademarks globally.
We are working vigorously for a vast number of businesses to minimize application rejection, & optimize application for success.
We use a proven standardized process to minimize the chances of application rejection, saving you time and money. We’ve worked with over 8k Satisfied Business Owners.
Anybody introducing a new brand identity or planning on offering newly branded services or products should take the necessary steps to protect their trademark.
The answer to this question will differ from agency to agency and based on staffing changes and enhanced technologies at the United States Patent and Trademark Office. If you’re asking us specifically, you can count on the entire application process to take from 08 to 12 months.
It can take up to 10 years. Also, the registration can easily be renewed so long as you have made sure to maintain an uninterrupted use of your trademark in interstate commerce.
If you have a federally registered trademark, you will be able to use the ® symbol. For every other mark, whether unregistered or registered, you will not be required to add a designation. However, we always advise mark owners to attach the ‘SM’ or ‘TM’ symbol to tell the industry that your company name, logo, or symbol is proprietary to your services or goods.
We always tell our clients that we aren’t ‘oddsmakers’. In other words, you get exactly what you pay for. Our teams are skilled in improving the likelihood of your success. They perform clearance to search for similar trademarks before sending out an application and picking a highly distinctive mark.
We Help Drive Your Innovations in The Fast Lane. Complete Your Trademark Registration in Just 3 Simple Steps.
Submit Your Trademark Information
Spend a couple of minutes filling out a simple questionnaire. This will initiate your registration process for your trademark.
Select Your Service & Make the Payment
Get all the details in order! Select your coveted service with Trademark Frontier & make the payment for your desired services.
Thorough Evaluation & Trademark Filing
To ensure that your trademark is completely unique, our team conducts a thorough trademark search across numerous databases and then file your trademark with USPTO.
