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The United States of America (USA) is one of the most coveted markets in the world, and we applaud you for considering expanding your business there! Your first step is to protect your brand in the U.S.; you must know what the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is and how to get your trademark registered.

What is a Trademark?

Following the Indian Trademarks Act of 1999 (Section 2(zb)), a trademark is a distinctive marker that distinguishes products or services from competitors in the market. It encompasses various elements such as symbols, designs, expressions, or any identifiable feature linked to a specific brand. Remarkably, trademarks are open to ownership by individuals, corporations, or legal entities, making them accessible to a broad spectrum of entities and individuals alike.

Why Should You Register Your Trademark?

Trademark registration in India protects your rights to use the mark in association with your goods or services. It offers a robust shield against infringement, empowering you to take legal action against unauthorized trademark use. Upon successful trademark or brand name registration, your trademark remains valid for ten years from the filing date, with the option to renew it indefinitely.

Documents Required for USA Trademark Registration

Trademark Application

The application must include the proposed trademark, the goods or services associated with the trademark, and the name and address of the trademark owner.

Trademark Application

The application must include the proposed trademark, the goods or services associated with the trademark, and the name and address of the trademark owner.

Trademark Application

The application must include the proposed trademark, the goods or services associated with the trademark, and the name and address of the trademark owner.

Specimen of Use

For trademarks already in use in the United States, a specimen of use must be provided to demonstrate how the trademark is used in commerce. This can be a photograph, label, or other visual representation of the trademark used on the goods or services associated with the mark.

Specimen of Use

Power of Attorney

Non-U.S. citizens and entities must appoint a U.S. attorney to represent them in all trademark matters before the USPTO. A power of attorney document must be submitted to authorize the U.S. attorney to act on behalf of the trademark owner.

Power of Attorney

Priority Claim

If the trademark owner has previously applied for the same trademark in another country or jurisdiction, a priority claim can be filed to establish the priority of the trademark.

Priority Claim

If the trademark owner has previously applied for the same trademark in another country or jurisdiction, a priority claim can be filed to establish the priority of the trademark.

Priority Claim

If the trademark owner has previously applied for the same trademark in another country or jurisdiction, a priority claim can be filed to establish the priority of the trademark.

Statement of Use

If the trademark is not yet in use in the United States, a statement of use must be filed within a certain timeframe to demonstrate that the trademark is being used in commerce in connection with the goods or services associated with the mark.

Statement of Use