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Once you’ve submitted your application, you may need to pay additional fees based on the completeness and complexity of your application. After your trademark registers, you’ll need to pay maintenance fees periodically to keep your registration alive. See our trademark fee information and the fee schedule for more detailed information.

This final rule replaces the two types of application fees—Trademark Electronic Application System (TEAS) Plus and TEAS Standard—with one base application fee for applications under Trademark Act Sections 1 and 44. Customers will also see additional fees based on the complexity and completeness of their application. However, we expect the majority of applicants will only pay the base fee ...

Expected Trademark Costs 2025. The total cost of your trademark depends on several factors, including the number of marks you are filing, the number of classes they apply to, where you are filing ...

The Section 8 Affidavit must be filed to maintain your mark’s registration. The government fee is approximately $125 per registration class. Forsgren Fisher McCalmont DeMarea Tysver charges a flat fee of $425 for preparing the Affidavit and filing it (in addition to the per-class government fee).

The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is raising many fees for trademark filings effective January 18, 2025. Many fees will increase by $50–$100 per class of goods and/or services. The USPTO will also impose surcharges on many applications filed under the Trademark Act Sections 1 (these are national applications, mostly filed by US entities)Continue Reading

The government fees to file a new trademark application are either $ 225 per class if you choose your goods and services from the pre-set list, file electronically, and follow some other rules; or $ 275 per class if you want to enter exactly the text you choose. ... so that the total cost to obtain a trademark registration can reach $ 5,000 or ...

Additional Fees for Federal Trademark Registration Holders: Letter of protest fees will increase from $50 to $150. Petitions to the director will increase from $250 to $400.

Insufficient Information Fee: If the USPTO determines that an applicant has provided insufficient or incomplete information in the initial application, a $100 fee per class will be imposed. Additional Fees for Federal Trademark Registration Holders: Letter of protest fees will increase from $50 to $150.

In the United States, government fees related to trademarks are incurred with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). The fee schedule is available here. I hope to clarify these fees in this post. The USPTO organizes the fees into the following categories: Application-related. Petition and letter of protest. Post-registration ...

Between the fifth and sixth year of your trademark registration, these are the forms and fees you need to complete and pay for: Section 9 renewal fee. The online renewal fee is $325 per class of goods or services in the registration. The paper filing fee for renewals is $525 per class of goods and services.

The changes go beyond a simple fee update. The USPTO is introducing a new “Base Application” fee structure with potential surcharges based on how the application is prepared. Key Points About the Base Application: The standard filing fee remains $350 per class. Additional fees to watch for: Not using the ID Manual: $200 per class.

Key Takeaways: Trademark Cost Breakdown: The cost of trademark registration varies based on state and federal filing, as well as additional fees for maintenance and modifications. Federal vs. State Costs: Federal trademark fees range from $250 to $350 per class, while state trademarks typically cost between $50 and $100. Factors Affecting Cost: The number of classes registered, attorney fees ...

Trademarks themselves are free, but the costs of registering them can vary. The USPTO’s application filing fee, at a minimum is $250 per class applied for. In some situations, the USPTO’s application filing fee is $350 per class applied for. Overall trademark costs come about as a result of the cumulation of several expenses.

The first financial hurdle in the trademark registration process is the filing fee. This fee is required when you submit your application to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) or other relevant authorities depending on your jurisdiction. USPTO Filing Fees: For U.S.-based businesses, there are two main types of applications:

Government filing costs for trademark applications filed online start at $250 per class. Whatever service or law firm you use, they will charge a service or legal fee. The total cost to you is the service or legal fee plus the government costs. Trademark registration fees can vary significantly and be influenced by multiple factors.

Trademark service fees Electronically filed Paper filed; 37 CFR § Description Fee amount Fee code Fee amount Fee code; 2.6(b)(1) Printed copy of registration, delivery by USPS, USPTO box, or electronic means: 3.00: 8501: 3.00: 8501: 2.6(b)(4)(i) Certified copy of registration, with title and/or status, regular service: 15.00: 8503

Key Takeaways. Trademark registration costs include government filing fees, which vary based on trademark classifications and filing methods. Initial legal consultation fees typically range from $100 to $500, with additional costs for preparation and office action responses.

2) the legal fees for trademark research, consultation, preparation, and filing of the trademark. Things to consider about the cost of registering a new trademark. As mentioned above, the cost of filing a new trademark application with Gerben IP includes a $1,500 flat legal fee and a $350 government filing fee, making a total cost of $1,850 ...

As of January 18, 2025, twenty-eight trademark fees will be adjusted. The changes are an attempt to streamline the registration process for most applicants, but the price increase may deter some individuals from going through with the registration process. What Fees Are Changing? A Breakdown of the USPTO Updates