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Hello!
I Am erika kullberg.
I’m an award-winning lawyer and it is my mission to make legal simple and accessible. I wanted to come up with an easy way for you to submit your federal trademark application without having to hire an expensive lawyer. The solution? The Trademark Bundle.
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The Trademark Bundle is designed to make registering your trademark simple.
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, business owner, coach or blogger, the Trademark Bundle simplifies the process, because we handle filing your Trademark Application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
All we need from you to get started is to answer a few questions about your trademark, then we’ll handle it from there. We guide you through every question with videos and examples (instead of speaking to you in “legal speak”), so you can confidently answer each question.
why should you register for a trademark?
- Protects your company's brand value!
- Protects from infringers stealing your trademark and confusing your customers
- Prevents competitors from scooping up your trademark, and potentially even arguing infringement against you!
- Provides trademark protection in all 50 states
- Provides the ability to sue in federal court for trademark infringement
- Ability to use the ® symbol to let the world know about your registered trademark!
- Receive a Registration Certificate to your trademark from the USPTO
what's included?
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Federal E-Filing of your Trademark Application with the USPTO
Plug and Law handles electronic filing of your Trademark Application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Direct-Hit Search of USPTO Database of Trademarks
Plug and Law conducts a Direct-Hit Search of the database of trademarks at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) prior to filing your trademark application.
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Video Modules Guiding You Through the Application Process
Plug and Law guides you through the application process with instructional videos.
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how it works
Answer a Few Questions
Tell us about your trademark. We make the questionnaire process easy for you to understand, with accompanying videos (featuring Erika Kullberg) and explanations.
E-Sign Your Application
Plug and Law will compile your answers and email you for a virtual signature. Plus, we'll do a federal trademark search to reveal any direct hit conflicts with your trademark.
Application Filed with USPTO
Once you've provided your virtual signature, your completed application will be filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
FAQs
Put simply, trademarks are words or logos that help consumers identify the source of a product or service. An example of a trademark is the Golden Arches of McDonalds. This stylized yellow “M” identifies to consumers the products and services at McDonald’s.
For the TEAS Standard filing option, the government charges $275 for each Class. So, if you have two Classes of goods and services (like, selling t-shirts in Class 25, and providing legal services in Class 45), you would pay $550 total in government fees for both Classes. Most people only have one class, so the total you would pay for the government filing fee is $275. This payment goes directly to the USPTO.
Important Note: Effective January 2, 2021, the government is changing fees to $350 per Class for a TEAS Standard Application.
You will pay the government filing fees after you have submitted the questionnaire inside of the Trademark Bundle indicating how many Classes you are selecting (see explanation on Classes above) and prior to E-Filing of your Trademark Application with the USPTO.
A ® can only be used when the trademark has been federally registered. A ™, on the other hand, can be used without federal registration. Companies often use the ™ symbol when they are considering federal protection, or have applied for a federal trademark but it has not yet registered.
The early bird gets the worm when it comes to federal trademark registration.
Federal trademark registration is first to file, meaning the first one to file will get “priority” over other pending registrations. Therefore, if you are already using your trademark or have a true intent to use that trademark, it is advisable to file as soon as possible. By waiting, you risk others scooping up that federal trademark registration from you, even if you were technically using it before them in business.
Trademarks, copyrights, and patents are all examples of Intellectual Property, but they all protect different parts of a company’s portfolio.
Trademarks are words or logos that help consumers identify the source of a product or service. It protects the brand of your company. Copyrights protect creative works in fixed forms, like movies or songs. Patents protect inventions. There are two types of patents. The first is a utility patent, which protects how something is used and works. The second is a design patent, which protects how something looks.
Unfortunately, no. The USPTO now requires attorney representation for all applicants not domiciled in the United States. Only US citizens or US-domiciled companies can use Plug and Law to submit trademark applications.
No. Federal trademark registration in the United States only provides federal trademark protection in the United States.
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Trademark Bundle$799
$ 499
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Federal E-Filing of your Trademark Application with the USPTO
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Direct-Hit Search of USPTO Database of Trademarks
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Videos Guiding You Through the Application Process
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Lifetime Customer Support
100% money-back guarantee
We guarantee that you'll love the service we provide of filing your trademark application with the USPTO, or else we will gladly refund your money.
