Start by searching for the exact word or key phrase you’d like to trademark. Be sure to try several variations of your search to thoroughly exhaust all potential search options. It's crucial to note that a search in this database doesn't guarantee automatic rights to the trademark.
There might be
trademarks that exist but haven't been formally registered with the USPTO. Conducting a meticulous search before initiating your application not only safeguards your investment but also prevents costly errors down the road. Once a trademark application is submitted, any changes become off-limits, and fees are nonrefundable if your application gets rejected.
Running searches using this search does not mean you’ll automatically get rights to the trademark, as some trademarks may exist that have not been registered with the United States Patent and
Trademark Office. Performing a search before you begin the application process is important to help save you money and avoid expensive errors. After a trademark application has been completed, changes cannot be made and fees are not refunded if your application is rejected.
Once you’ve determined the eligibility of your intended trademark, it’s time to move on to the next step of the trademark application process.
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