Trademarks

Trademarks by Jurisdiction

What tends to go wrong (and we quietly handle in the background)

  • Imitators slip into search, marketplaces, or even domain names using your brand elements.
  • Platforms or partners (ad networks, app stores, payment providers, distributors) ask for proof of ownership and put things on hold.
  • You enter a new country and later discover a conflicting mark blocks your rollout or licensing.
  • The name works locally but collides abroad due to prior rights or look‑alikes.
  • Local formalities, translations, and timing windows burn weeks you don’t have.

How it works

  1. Express pre‑check (24–48h)
    Basic clearance search, Nice classes scoping, and filing strategy (use / intent).
  2. Kick‑off within 72h
    We collect applicant details, goods/services list, and files (word mark / logo). We prepare the filing pack with a local partner.
  3. Filing & tracking
    We file with the local office (e.g., USPTO / EUIPO / IP Australia / UK IPO / IPOS SG / HKIPD) and monitor deadlines, office actions, and publications.
  4. Enforcement‑ready docs
    You get the official filing receipt, status links, and a simple playbook for takedowns on marketplaces and ad platforms.

What you get (deliverables)

  • Pre‑check memo (classes, risk notes, recommended scope).
  • Filing of one mark (word or device) in one jurisdiction for up to 3 classes (more available on add‑ons).
  • Official filing receipt + reference numbers.
  • Status tracking and reminders until registration or final refusal.
  • Simple brand‑enforcement kit (templates for marketplace takedowns & ads verification).

Add‑ons (optional)

  • Extra classes / extra marks.
  • Evidence of use compilation.
  • Office action responses (substantive or procedural).
  • Priority claims (Paris Convention) packaging.
  • Recordal with marketplaces (Amazon Brand Registry, etc.).

Not included: government/official fees, translation/legalization costs (if any), and third‑party oppositions or litigation. We’ll quote those case‑by‑case before you commit.

Where we operate

  • United States (USPTO)
  • European Union (EUIPO)
  • United Kingdom (UK IPO)
  • Australia (IP Australia)
  • New Zealand (IPONZ)
  • Canada (CIPO)
  • Singapore (IPOS)
  • Hong Kong (HKIPD)

Timeline (typical)

  • Filing pack ready: 2–5 business days after kick‑off
  • First examination: varies by office (e.g., USPTO ~6–9 months; EUIPO/UK/AU often faster)
  • Publication & opposition: per local rules
  • Registration: when no refusals/oppositions remain

We’ll keep you updated with clear next steps at each milestone.

Pricing

  • Flat Crosslex fee (per mark / per country) + official fees.
  • Transparent add‑ons for extra classes/marks and office‑action work.

Launch promos may be available for multi‑country bundles. Tell us your roadmap and we’ll suggest the most efficient filing sequence.

Who it’s for

  • Founders and SMEs planning multi‑country growth
  • Consumer and hardware brands (retail, DTC, wholesale)
  • Software/SaaS and app publishers (stores, payments, partnerships)
  • Creative studios and agencies formalizing client IP
  • Export manufacturers and distributors setting up channels abroad

What we need to start

  • Applicant details (company or individual)
  • Mark format (word mark / logo) and high‑res files
  • Goods/services list (we’ll help map to Nice)
  • Priority claim details (if any, within 6 months)

FAQs

Is the pre‑check a full clearance search?
No. It’s a practical risk screen for go/no‑go. Full attorney searches are available as an add‑on.

Can I file multiple classes or marks?
Yes—priced per extra class/mark.

Do you handle office actions?
Yes. Substantive responses are quoted once we see the examiner’s objections.

Refund policy?
If the pre‑check suggests not to file, we refund the service fee (less the pre‑check). After filing, fees are not refundable.

Ready to protect your brand?

Select a country below to view inclusions, current official fees, and start your filing.

  • United States — Start order
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  • United Kingdom — Start order
  • Australia — Start order
  • New Zealand — Start order
  • Canada — Start order
  • Singapore — Start order
  • Hong Kong — Start order