In order to file a new trademark application, the applicant must provide its representative with the following:

(1) Precise information on the mark.

(2) The list of goods and/or services for which the mark is intended.

(3) The address and state of incorporation of the applicant.

(4) A power of attorney executed by an authorized representative of the applicant. There is no need for notarization or legalization of the power of attorney. In addition, the power of attorney may be filed subsequent to the filing of the application.

Before filing an application, it is possible (and recommended) to conduct an official trademark search for revealing conflicting applications or registrations. The Trademark Office conducts the search in its databases. We analyze the search results, report and recommend an appropriate course of action in accordance with the search results.

If you want to proceed with filing an application, contact us and we will be happy to assist you.