Written by Jan Buza
Co-founder of Trama
If your trademark office action includes a translation requirement, it means that to permit a proper examination of your application, the examiner is asking for an English translation of a foreign wording in the mark.
This clarification can be provided online. Bear in mind that if you filed your original application as TEAS Plus (a type of application allowing for custom goods and services items to be submitted), your application will lose this status and be treated as a TEAS Standard application. As a result of losing your TEAS Plus status, you will be required to pay a processing fee of $100 per class.
What is the difference between a final and non-final office action?
Most of my clients are Irish and American, would you recommend the Irish & US or EU & US trademark?
What are the advantages of registering a trademark under our business name?
I want to register a Chinese trademark in one class; how much would that cost?
We have multiple partners to be listed as joint owners of the trademark. Is this possible?
I found out my mark is similiar to an already existing trademark. What should I do?
Is there any drawback to using the Madrid System when registering an international trademark?
Does how I write my brand name matter when registering a trademark?
I've just filed my trademark application; does this mean my trademark is registered?
What if my company name is already trademarked by someone else?
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