U.S. Trademark Registration · Federal
Protect the Brand Name You Are Building
A federal trademark is how you stop someone else trading on your name. We run a clearance search, pick the right classes, prepare the application and file it with the USPTO.
- Clearance search before you commit
- Class selection guidance
- Application prepared & filed
- Progress tracked through the USPTO
Sound Familiar?
Are You Facing These Problems?
Someone else is already using a name close to yours
Amazon Brand Registry is asking for a trademark
You are investing in a brand you do not legally own
You do not know which class to file in
A previous application was refused and you do not know why
Lawyers quoted several thousand dollars
Why It Matters
Why a Federal Trademark Matters
A registered trademark gives you a recognised claim to your brand name in connection with your goods or services — and it is what platforms and investors look for as proof you own it.
Defend Your Name
A registered mark is your basis for stopping copycats.
Amazon Brand Registry
A trademark is typically required to enrol.
A Real Asset
Your brand becomes property you own and can license or sell.
Search Before Filing
Find conflicts before you spend the government fee.
Investor Credibility
Diligence expects you to own your own brand.
Open to Non-Residents
Foreign applicants can register U.S. trademarks.
Who It's For
Who Should Register a Trademark
The Package
What's Included — and What Isn't
No surprises at checkout. Here is exactly what our fee covers, and what is charged separately.
Included in our fee
- Trademark clearance search
- Search results explained to you
- Class selection guidance
- Application preparation
- Filing with the USPTO
- Application status tracking
- Notification of USPTO correspondence
- Support for applicants outside the U.S.
Not included
- USPTO government filing fees — charged separately per class
- Responses to office actions or refusals (quoted separately)
- Legal representation or legal opinions
- Opposition or dispute proceedings
- International trademark filings outside the U.S.
What We Need From You
We typically complete the search and prepare your application within one to two weeks. The USPTO then reviews it on its own timeline, which commonly runs to many months and is entirely outside our control.
Why Kuick Formation
Between DIY and a Law Firm
The Process
How It Works
Clearance Search
Review Results
Application Prepared
Filed with USPTO
Status Tracked
Transparent Pricing
Flat Service Fee
U.S. Trademark Registration
- Trademark clearance search
- Search results explained to you
- Class selection guidance
- Application preparation
- Filing with the USPTO
- Application status tracking
Avoid These
Common Mistakes We See
Filing without a search
Discovering a conflicting mark after you have paid the government fee is an expensive way to learn.
Choosing the wrong class
Your protection is tied to the goods and services you claim. Get the class wrong and the registration may not cover what you sell.
Picking a purely descriptive name
Names that just describe the product are notoriously difficult to register.
Your Business Journey
Where Trademark Fits
Most founders follow the same path. We can handle every step with one team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you guarantee my trademark will be registered?
No, and nobody honestly can. Registration is decided solely by the USPTO. A clearance search materially improves your odds by finding conflicts first, but the decision is theirs.
Are USPTO fees included in the $750?
No. The $750 is our service fee. USPTO government filing fees are charged separately and depend on the number of classes. We confirm the full total before filing.
Can a non-U.S. resident register a U.S. trademark?
Yes. Foreign applicants can register U.S. trademarks, and we handle applications from outside the U.S. regularly.
What is a class and why does it matter?
Classes define the goods or services your mark is protected for. Filing in the wrong class can leave what you actually sell unprotected, which is why we guide the selection.
What if the USPTO raises an objection?
The USPTO may issue an office action asking for clarification or refusing the mark. We notify you and can quote for a response separately — it is not included in the base fee.
Do I need a trademark for Amazon Brand Registry?
Amazon typically requires a registered or pending trademark to enrol. Their requirements are theirs and can change, so confirm the current position with Amazon.
Own the Name You Are Building
A proper search, the right classes, and an application handled by a team that files these regularly.
$750 service fee · USPTO fees separate · Search included