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For a full list of all trademark fees, including for applications and registrations based on Section 66(a), see our USPTO fee schedule page. Base application filing fee The base application filing fee for each class of goods or services in a Section 1 or Section 44 application is $350 if the application meets the requirements.

Aligning fees with the full cost of trademark services; Setting fees to facilitate the effective administration of the trademark system; Offering application processing options; Fee changes. This final rule sets or adjusts 28 trademark fees. The changes become effective on January 18, 2025 for fees paid to the USPTO, and on February 18, 2025 ...

The new USPTO trademark fees for 2025 are designed to improve examination efficiency and reduce pendency by encouraging more complete applications. However, they also introduce new cost ...

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) previously announced a final trademark rule that will increase application filing, renewal, and other trademark-related fees effective January 18, 2025. The USPTO’s new fee structure is intended to not only raise revenue consistent with the USPTO’s expected budget over the coming years, but also to encourage more complete filings and streamline ...

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has announced changes to its trademark fees, effective January 18, 2025, which will result in significant increases to filing costs for new applications and standard fee increases across other required filings.. Moving forward, all trademark applications filed with the USPTO will have a single "base application" fee of $350.

The USPTO has also introduced increases in fees for maintenance of trademark registrations, as follows: Declaration of Use under Sections 8 or 71: increase from $225 to $325 per class. Declaration of Incontestability under Section 15: increase from $200 to $250 per class.

The USPTO last increased existing fees and introduced some new fees in 2021. It published its final rule-making on trademark fees on November 18, 2024. The most significant changes are highlighted below. Filing Fees for New Trademark Applications under Section 1(a), 1(b), 44(d), and 44(e) The USPTO is eliminating its current two-tiered ...

The fee for filing a trademark application under Section 66(a) (“Madrid”) of the Trademark Act will be $600 per class – up from $500 per class. This is considered by the USPTO as “a level that corresponds with what Madrid applicants would expect to pay, on average, if filing directly under the base application and surcharge system.”

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has announced significant changes to its trademark fee schedule. Effective January 18, 2025, these updates will include higher fees for several filings, the elimination of the “TEAS-PLUS” option, and a shift toward incentivizing simpler, more straightforward trademark applications.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (the “USPTO”) recently announced significant changes to its trademark fees, set to take effect on January 18, 2025. These fees will help cover the cost of the USPTO’s ongoing efforts to manage and maintain trademark records. Trademark applicants should consider filing any new applications or maintenance documents ahead of

If our systems are unavailable, see Filing Patent documents during an outage or Filing PTAB documents during an outage for alternative methods to file and pay fees. Trademark fees. You must pay trademark fees with the Financial Manager online fee payment management tool. We don’t accept fees by fax or regular mail except in certain ...

The USPTO will also increase fees for trademark maintenance filings. Section 9 renewal registration fees will increase from $300 to $325 per class. Section 8 declarations of ongoing use or excusable nonuse will increase from $225 to $325 per class. Section 15 declarations, in which an owner claims incontestable rights in a trademark, will ...

The USPTO has finalized its rulemaking on trademark fees, and big changes are coming. On January 18, 2025, the new fee structure will take effect, bringing not only updated costs but also significant procedural changes and a completely revamped application process.

The new USPTO trademark fees for 2025 are designed to improve examination efficiency and reduce pendency by encouraging more complete applications. However, they also introduce new cost implications for trademark applicants and attorneys. By adjusting their filing strategies accordingly, applicants can avoid unnecessary fees and ensure a ...

As the new year approaches, trademark applicants should be aware of upcoming changes to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) fee structure. Starting January 18, 2025, the USPTO will implement a revised fee system with increased base fees, surcharges for certain application characteristics, and additional fees for various filings.

Filing Fees Based on Character Count, Not Just Classes: One of the most notable changes to the USPTO trademark filing fees is the introduction of a $200 surcharge for every additional 1,000 characters (including punctuation and spaces) beyond the initial 1,000 characters. This fee applies when applicants opt to use the free-form text box to ...

On November 18, 2024, the USPTO issued its Final Rule relating to increases in its trademark filing fees for Fiscal Year 2025. Setting and Adjusting Trademark Fees During Fiscal Year 2025, 89 Fed. Reg. 91062 (Nov. 18, 2024) (to be codified at 37 C.F.R. pts. 2, 7) (“Final Rule”). This Final Rule sets or adjusts 28 trademark fees and introduces 7 new fees that had previously not existed.

As part of the 2025 fee rule, we now have additional fees for applications filed under Sections 1 and 44 that are incomplete or contain custom identifications of goods or services. Additional fees for trademark applications | USPTO

When registering your trademark with the USPTO, the process involves paying a fee to the agency. Every two years, the USPTO assesses the amount of these fees and has the right to increase them if they deem it necessary. As of January 18, 2025, twenty-eight trademark fees will be adjusted.