Federal protection, filed by attorneys.
We prepare and file your USPTO application end to end — clearance, drafting, classification, specimen prep, and office action response.
Every registration includes
Knockout Search
USPTO TESS search to surface direct conflicts before drafting.
Attorney-Prepared Filing
TEAS Plus application drafted and signed by a USPTO-registered attorney.
Class Selection
Strategic recommendation across the 45 Nice Classifications.
Status Tracking
Real-time portal updates from filing through registration.
Specimen Prep
Guidance on acceptable specimens of use to avoid refusals.
Madrid-Ready
Filings structured to support future Madrid Protocol extension.
From engagement to registration
Discovery
30-min call: brand, goods/services, geography, timeline.
Search & Strategy
Clearance report and class recommendations within 5 business days.
File
TEAS Plus application filed, signed by your attorney.
Prosecute
We monitor USPTO actions and respond on your behalf.
The right filing basis for your stage.
We file under the correct USPTO basis — Section 1(a) actual use, 1(b) intent to use, 44(d) foreign priority, 44(e) foreign registration, or 66(a) Madrid extension. Picking the right basis up front avoids costly amendments.
- Section 1(a) — for marks already in commerce
- Section 1(b) — for marks you intend to use within 36 months
- Section 44 — for foreign-priority and foreign-registration extensions
- Section 66(a) — for Madrid Protocol U.S. designations
- Statement of Use filing included with 1(b) plans
Flat fees, government costs at cost
Single Class
One mark, one class
- Knockout search
- TEAS Plus filing
- Specimen review
- Status alerts
Multi-Class
Up to 3 classes
- Comprehensive search
- Office action response
- 12 months monitoring
- Dedicated case manager
Portfolio
Unlimited annual filings
- Unlimited marks
- Madrid extension
- Quarterly portfolio review
- TTAB defense included
Trusted by founders, creators, and counsel
"Filed our wordmark and logo on a Tuesday. Both registered without a single office action."
"The portal showed me exactly when the USPTO assigned an examiner. No more guesswork."
"We chose multi-class on a hunch and it saved us from an entire refilling later."
What we screen for before filing
Section 2(d) — Likelihood of Confusion
Most common USPTO refusal. We run conflict matrices across phonetic, visual, and conceptual similarity.
Section 2(e)(1) — Merely Descriptive
Marks describing the goods/services are refused. We assess distinctiveness on the spectrum.
Section 2(e)(2) — Geographic Descriptiveness
Place names need acquired distinctiveness. We model 5-year proof strategy.
Specimen Refusals
Improper specimens kill applications. Our checklist eliminates this category.
How long does USPTO registration take?
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On average 10–14 months from filing to registration, longer if office actions are issued.
Can I file before I'm using the mark?
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Yes — under Section 1(b) intent to use, with up to 36 months to file a Statement of Use.
Do I need to file in multiple classes?
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Only if you offer goods/services in multiple Nice classifications. We recommend per matter.
What if my mark is refused?
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We respond to non-final office actions within Professional+ plans. Final refusals can be appealed to the TTAB.
How long does the registration last?
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10 years, with required Section 8 maintenance between years 5–6 and renewal at 10.
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