STEP 2 OF 3

Secure Your Registration

We handle the process so you can stay focused on building your brand.

Once your strategy is set, we prepare and file your application, manage the USPTO process, and guide your mark all the way to registration.

You're in good hands.

We manage the details and the deadlines.

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Planning Your Protection
Secure Your Registration
Protect Your Investment

What happens during this stage?

Application Preparation

We prepare a complete, accurate application built to succeed.

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Filing & USPTO Review

We file with the USPTO and respond to any Office Actions.

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Registration

Once approved, your trademark is officially registered.

Secure Your Registration at a Glance

TYPICAL TIMELINE

About 12–18 months

FLAT-FEE PRICING

Clear pricing from the start

Typical timing may vary depending on filing basis and USPTO review.

1. Application Preparation

Generally 1 week

Based on our strategy session, we prepare your application with close attention to the details that affect protection, owner information, description of goods or services, filing basis, and examples of how your mark is used. Presenting your mark clearly and accurately from the start helps reduce avoidable issues and gives your application a stronger foundation entering USPTO review.a

2. Filing & USPTO Review

Generally 1 week to file; review timeline varies

Once your application is ready, we file it with the USPTO and monitor it throughout the review process. A USPTO examining attorney reviews your application to determine whether it meets the legal requirements for registration.

  • What an Office Action is. The USPTO may issue an Office Action raising formalities, substantive refusals, or both.
  • Common reasons one is issued. [Placeholder, Glen/Milly]
  • How we respond on your behalf. If a formalities-only Office Action is issued, our response is generally included in your flat fee. Responses to substantive Office Actions are billed separately.


We explain what any Office Action means and walk you through your options. We also track every deadline tied to your application, since missing a response deadline can cause it to be abandoned.

3. Registration

Generally 12–18 months for use-based applications; up to 3 additional years for intent-to-use applications

Once your mark is approved, it’s generally published so others have a chance to oppose it. What happens next depends on your filing basis:

Our experience makes the difference.

Decades of filings mean fewer surprises and a smoother path to registration, so you can stay focused on running your business.

You focus on your brand. We'll handle the rest.

Let’s get your trademark filed and on its way to registration.