Written by Tomas Orsula
Senior Trademark Attorney
A trademark registration remains in effect as long as the renewal requirements are met and the trademark continues to be used in commerce. Once a trademark is successfully registered, it provides protection for an initial term, which varies by jurisdiction but is typically around 10 years.
Once a trademark is successfully registered, it provides exclusive rights to the trademark owner for the specified goods or services. To maintain the registration, the trademark owner must file renewal applications and pay the required renewal fees within the designated timeframes. By fulfilling these renewal requirements, the trademark registration can be extended indefinitely.
If I own a trademark in one country, is it valid in another country as well?
Will a change of font have an impact on word mark registration?
Does an expired trademark have a period during which nobody can re-register it?
What is the difference between a word and a figurative mark?
If a trademark has multiple owners, how are the rights and responsibilities shared?
Should I trademark my logo, name and slogan at the same time?
If I register the US trademark, does this registration offer any protection outside of the US?
If I apply for a US trademark and there is an objection from the USPTO, what happens next?
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