How it works

1. 1

   Free trademark search

   Results in minutes

   Before investing in a filing, you need to know if your brand is available. Our AI-powered trademark search scans official databases — including the USPTO Trademark Search, EUIPO TMview, and WIPO Global Brand Database — to identify identical and similar marks that could block your application. You'll receive a clear availability assessment highlighting potential conflicts.

   What's included:

   • Searches across 100+ jurisdictions simultaneously
   • Identifies identical and phonetically similar marks
   • Highlights conflicting Nice classes and goods/services
   • Instant results — no waiting for a manual report

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2. 2

   Choose your jurisdiction and service

   5–10 minutes

   Select the countries where you want to protect your brand. Whether it's a single US filing or a multi-country strategy covering the EU, UK, India, China and beyond — we offer trademark registration across 107 jurisdictions. Each country has its own trademark office, fees and requirements. Our platform adapts to your selection and shows exact costs upfront, with no hidden fees.

   What's included:

   • 107 trademark jurisdictions — from the US and EU to emerging markets
   • Transparent pricing: service fees + government fees itemized separately
   • 10% multi-country discount when filing in 2+ jurisdictions
   • Guided recommendations based on your business and target markets

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3. 3

   Complete the online questionnaire

   10–15 minutes

   Fill out our guided online questionnaire with details about your brand, goods/services, and applicant information. Our smart forms adapt based on the jurisdiction you selected — for example, US filings ask about filing basis (use in commerce vs. intent to use) while EU filings focus on language preferences. We collect exactly what's needed, nothing more. Learn about specimen requirements if you're filing based on use in commerce.

   What's included:

   • Jurisdiction-specific forms ensure compliance from the start
   • Upload your logo or design mark directly in the form
   • AI-powered Class Assist suggests the right Nice classes for your goods/services
   • Save progress and return anytime — your data is securely stored

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4. 4

   We file your application

   1–3 business days after submission

   A trademark attorney reviews your submission for completeness, accuracy, and the strongest class strategy. We pick the right Nice classification, prepare the application in the format the relevant trademark office requires (USPTO, EUIPO, UKIPO, CNIPA, etc.), and file it on your behalf. You receive a confirmation email with your application/serial number and filing receipt. Track current USPTO processing times.

   What's included:

   • A trademark attorney checks every application by hand — not just automated processing
   • Nice class selection chosen to cover the goods and services you actually sell
   • Application drafted to minimize examiner objections
   • Filing receipt and serial/application number delivered to your dashboard
   • For US filings: includes handling of non-substantive (formality) office actions
5. 5

   Track progress from your dashboard

   Ongoing — 3 to 24 months depending on jurisdiction

   Once filed, your application enters the examination phase at the relevant trademark office. Timelines vary significantly: US applications typically take 8–12 months, EU trademarks 4–6 months, and some jurisdictions like India or Canada can take 12–30 months. Throughout this period, you can track every status change in real-time through your personal client dashboard.

   What's included:

   • Real-time status updates at every prosecution stage
   • Automatic email notifications for critical events (office actions, publication, registration)
   • Full prosecution history and document archive accessible anytime
   • Deadline tracking with advance reminders for required actions
   • Portfolio view for managing multiple trademarks across jurisdictions

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6. 6

   Registration and ongoing protection

   Continuous — your mark lasts as long as you maintain it

   Once your trademark is registered, the work doesn't stop. Trademark registrations must be maintained through periodic renewals (typically every 10 years), and in the US, you must also file declarations of continued use (Section 8/Section 71). We help you stay on top of every deadline with automated reminders and optional monitoring and enforcement services. See Country Guides for renewal timelines by jurisdiction.

   What's included:

   • Renewal reminders sent well in advance of deadlines
   • Section 8 and Section 71 filing support for US marks
   • Optional trademark monitoring to detect infringing applications
   • Cease and desist letter service to enforce your rights
   • Assignment and transfer support if your brand changes hands

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Why Global Trademark Company?

There are several ways to register a trademark. Here's how they compare. For international filings, you may also consider the WIPO Madrid System.