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DIJA TRADEMARK ATTORNEY USPTO REGISTRATION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY EXPERT
About this Gig
USPTO TRADEMARK REGISTRATION & USA BRAND PROTECTION
PROTECTING YOUR BRAND NAME, LOGO, OR BUSINESS IDENTITY STARTS WITH THE RIGHT TRADEMARK STRATEGY. I'M DIJA, A TRADEMARK AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY SPECIALIST PROVIDING PROFESSIONAL USA TRADEMARK SEARCH, USPTO TRADEMARK FILING, REGISTRATION SUPPORT, AND BRAND PROTECTION SERVICES.
WHAT I CAN HELP YOU WITH:
- COMPREHENSIVE TRADEMARK SEARCH & RESEARCH
- USPTO TRADEMARK APPLICATION PREPARATION
- USA TRADEMARK FILING FOR BRAND NAMES, LOGOS & MARKS
- TRADEMARK CLASSIFICATION & GOODS/SERVICES IDENTIFICATION
- TRADEMARK CONFLICT & AVAILABILITY REVIEW
- USPTO OFFICE ACTION RESPONSE ASSISTANCE
- TRADEMARK REGISTRATION & MAINTENANCE GUIDANCE
- AMAZON BRAND REGISTRY TRADEMARK SUPPORT
- TRADEMARK RENEWAL & RELATED IP GUIDANCE
- BRAND NAME & TRADEMARK STRATEGY
A TRADEMARK IS MORE THAN JUST A NAME IT CAN BE A VALUABLE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ASSET. I FOCUS ON CAREFUL RESEARCH, ACCURATE DOCUMENT PREPARATION, AND ORGANIZED FILING SUPPORT TO HELP IDENTIFY POTENTIAL ISSUES AND REDUCE AVOIDABLE MISTAKES.
SEND ME YOUR BRAND NAME, LOGO, OR BUSINESS DETAILS TODAY.
I'LL HELP YOU UNDERSTAND THE NEXT STEP FOR YOUR USA TRADEMARK REGISTRATION AND BRAND PROTECTION
Filing type:
Trademark
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
Why is trademark search so important?
You can avoid costly and time-consuming issues by researching whether someone has already registered or applied for the trademark you want. You can also see if the trademark you want is too similar to another person's mark.
What is a trademark search, and how does it help?
A trademark search determines whether or not there have been any prior users of a "confusingly similar mark" for the goods or services for which you wish to register. If this is the case, it is best to be aware of this information ahead of time not to be surprised by an Office Action.
Is it possible for me to conduct my own trademark search?
No offense intended, but searches are more complicated than they appear; a proper search will include queries to catch all similar-looking and similar-sounding marks.
What if you come across something conflicting in your search? Is it possible for me to change my mark?
Yes, that is why we conduct searches to identify potential risks and ensure the success of your trademark application. While learning that your trademark has already been registered can be frustrating, knowing before you file will save you both time and money, and you'll be able to make some changes
What is likelihood of confusion?
When trademarks are so similar, and the goods and/or services they are used are so similar that consumers mistakenly believe they come from the same source, there is a likelihood of confusion.
Why is it a good idea to conduct searches before applying for trademark registration?
We always recommend conducting pre-filing searches to determine whether any third party(s) has applied for/registered a mark identical or similar to the one you intend to register. Knowing what the landscape looks like before filing can help you mitigate your risk and strategize on your options.
How do I choose a good trademark?
It should be simple to say, spell, and remember if it is a word. The best trademarks are invented words, coined words, or unique geometrical designs. Please avoid using a geographical name, a common personal name, or a surname. No one can have a monopoly on it. Avoid using laudatory words or phrase
Would you prepare a comprehensive search report?
Yes, it would be a comprehensive search and which will cover all classes and search for similar sounding words, plurals, misspellings, wildcards, translation, and other variables.

