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We'll Review, Recommend & Report Back
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After we file your completed application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), you'll get a decision typically in 3-6 months.
Curious About What You Get When You Sign-up ?
Sign-up is free and gives you access to the following:
1.Our Library of videos to help you get started on your trademark journey.
2.Your choice of one of our three packages for creating your trademark
3.An easy to read dashboard for you to manage all of your trademarks.
4.Trademark Attorneys to answer any questions you may have.
DIY Trademark™ FAQs
How long does it take to get a registered trademark?The entire process takes about a year and a half to register your trademark. To receive a response from the Trademark Office takes between 10 months to a year in our experience. So, the sooner you file the better. Early filings put you in the earliest position possible in the proverbial trademark line. In the meantime, for DIY+™ and DIY Attorney, ™ we monitor your trademark and let you know when we hear from the Trademark Office.
Can I prepare and file a trademark my own?Yes, you can! It takes some time and effort but if you are willing to learn you can file it yourself and the process will be less expensive than using an attorney. If you don’t want to do every step there are “a la carte” service, one of our qualified attorneys is ready to help you move to the next step.
Why do I need a trademark?A trademark increases recognition and clientele for your business, which brings you more customers and protects the public’s perception of your brand in the marketplace. A registered trademark is effective nationwide and prevents disruptions and unnecessary expense to your business due to rebranding.
After I have paid for a service can i upgrade for more help?Yes, you can upgrade your services at any time. Also, the “a la carte” services are available. A la carte services allows you to pick and choose what you want an attorney to help with.
