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Could you provide details regarding your fees for support and any other associated costs?

Founder & Trademark Attorney

Trama’s fees include both government and service charges required to file your trademark application. Our legal team also provides ongoing support and keeps you informed throughout the registration process.

Additional costs may apply in the event of opposition or office action proceedings initiated by the IP office, as well as for optional administrative updates such as changes to ownership or address.

To minimize these risks, we recommend our end-to-end guarantee. This option includes full legal protection for your application, covering responses to oppositions and office actions. If your trademark is not successfully registered despite the guarantee, you’ll receive a full refund of all related service and government fees.

You can check your eligibility for the end-to-end guarantee by submitting your trademark for a free lawyer’s check.

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