Trademark Registration Attorneys

Your application is prepared and filed by USPTO-licensed, bar-admitted attorneys — not a form-filling service. We search, classify, file, and handle the USPTO from start to certificate, for a flat fee.

$649 flat attorney fee  +  $350 USPTO fee  =  $999 total per class
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What a trademark registration attorney does

A trademark registration attorney is a lawyer licensed to practice law who is authorized to represent you before the United States Patent and Trademark Office. They don't just submit a form — they evaluate whether your mark is registrable, search for conflicts, classify your goods and services correctly, file the application, and argue on your behalf if the USPTO raises an objection. That legal judgment is the difference between a filing and a registration.

What only a licensed attorney can do

By law, these are things a non-attorney filing service simply cannot do for you:

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Our trademark work is led by attorneys admitted to the bar in New York and New Jersey and registered to practice before the USPTO. With 12+ years of trademark experience, thousands of clients served, and 26 five-star Google reviews, we put real, accountable legal credentials behind every application.

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MyBrandMark trademark registration attorneys

Our attorney-led registration process

An attorney is involved at every step — not just at filing.

  1. Attorney consultation & search

    A licensed attorney reviews your mark, searches the federal database for up to three name choices, runs a comprehensive internet search for common-law uses, and advises you honestly on your chances.

  2. Classification & filing

    Your attorney classifies your goods and services using the USPTO ID Manual, prepares the application, and files it correctly the first time.

  3. Prosecution before the USPTO

    The examining attorney reviews your application. We handle procedural issues, and if a refusal or office action is issued, our attorneys can respond and argue your case.

  4. Publication & registration

    Your mark is published in the Official Gazette for the 30-day opposition window; with no successful opposition, the USPTO issues your certificate of registration.

Beware of trademark scams — and who's allowed to represent you

Having a real attorney of record is one of your best protections against the schemes that target trademark owners.

Fake "official" solicitations. Once an application is on file, the applicant's name and address become public — and private companies with official-sounding names (and government-looking logos) start mailing and emailing notices that demand fees for "registration," "monitoring," "publication," or "renewal." These are not the USPTO. The USPTO communicates by email from @uspto.gov, and when we are your attorney of record, official correspondence comes through us. Never pay one of these notices without checking with us first.

Non-attorney "filing mills." Overseas operations and automated services file applications in bulk for rock-bottom prices, but they cannot give legal advice, cannot respond to refusals, and cannot represent you before the USPTO. The USPTO has cracked down on bulk and fraudulently filed applications and now requires foreign-domiciled applicants to use a U.S.-licensed attorney. A cheap filing that gets refused can cost you the non-refundable government fee — and your priority date.
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Real attorneys. Real results.

Over 12 years of experience, thousands of clients served, and 26 five-star Google reviews. Every application is handled by attorneys licensed in NY, NJ & before the USPTO.

Frequently asked questions

What is a trademark registration attorney?
A lawyer licensed to practice law who is authorized to represent you before the USPTO. Unlike a filing service, an attorney can advise you on your specific mark, act as your attorney of record, and respond to legal refusals like likelihood of confusion or descriptiveness.
Why hire an attorney instead of filing myself or using an online service?
Only a licensed attorney can give legal advice and represent you before the USPTO. An attorney improves your application quality and odds of approval and is the only one who can argue a refusal. The USPTO also requires foreign-domiciled applicants to use a U.S. attorney.
Are your trademark attorneys licensed?
Yes — admitted to the bar in New York and New Jersey and authorized before the USPTO. Trademark law is federal, so we can represent you nationwide regardless of your state.
Can a non-attorney filing service represent me at the USPTO?
No. Only a licensed U.S. attorney can represent an applicant before the USPTO. Non-attorney services can't give legal advice or respond to refusals.
Do I need a trademark attorney in my own state?
No. A federal trademark is examined by the USPTO, not a state agency, so a U.S.-licensed attorney can represent you anywhere in the country.
I received a notice asking me to pay to register or renew — is it real?
It's very likely a private solicitation, not the USPTO. Third parties with official-sounding names send fee demands after you file. When we're your attorney of record, official correspondence comes through us — check with us before paying anything.
How much do your attorney services cost?
A flat attorney fee of $649 plus the $350 USPTO government fee per class — $999 per class, no hourly billing.

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