Trademark Plans

If you would like to have Andrea file an application for your brand without conducting a search, you will have to contact Andrea to sign a waiver since it will automatically be classified as a high-risk application. Your search most likely only covered Google or the TESS database, and this is not a sufficient search. Andrea’s search covers phonetically similar marks on top of direct word marks.

The trademark office issues registrations based on different goods and services. In order to be protected with everything your brand sells, you will want to file in every application you’re eligible for. If you’re unsure how many classes you’re eligible for, please reach out to Andrea ([email protected]) letting her know everything your business sells and she will let you know which trademark plan is right for you!

The government fees are what the United States Trademark and Patent Office (USPTO) charges to file an application. These fees are included in your application.

You can choose between an upfront payment, a 3-month payment plan, and a 6-month payment plan.

If you signed up for a payment plan, your card will be charged every month on the same day you signed up.

The search will provide the level of risk we will face during the application process. If the search reveals that your application will be high-risk, Andrea will either provide a free rebranding session or a refund for the amount you paid, minus the search fee ($350).

You can sign up above by purchasing your plan. Once you purchase, a full intake form will be sent to your email. Please fill this out as quickly as possible. The sooner it is filled out, the sooner your application will be filed.

If you have more than 2 classes to file in, please contact Andrea for custom pricing - [email protected]

Preparing a trademark application takes time. It can take as many as 3 weeks to file your application. However, Andrea does strive to get all applications filed within 1 week.

First, there are no guarantees your brand will be approved. The search provides the level of risk we will be facing, but even low risk applications see denials. It can take anywhere from 6 months to over a year for your application to be approved. You can read more on the timeline of the application here.

It is a denial by the USPTO that can easily be resolved. Often, the USPTO’s examining attorney just needs some additional information.

It is a denial by the USPTO that requires a lengthy comprehensive response. If you receive a substantive Office Action, Andrea will provide you with a number of options available to you in order to overcome the OA. The response will require an extra fee.

No. The trademark office does not issue refunds for unsuccessful applications, and neither does Andrea. Andrea will do everything possible to help you have a successful application, but she cannot guarantee success.