Written by Tomas Orsula
Senior Trademark Attorney
Yes, it is relatively simple to change trademark ownership details, such as the official address of the owner.
Moreover, it is possible to transfer the ownership of any given trademark to a new owner - either a physical person or a legal entity. Before the transfer, you need to sign an agreement where the new owner and the old owner agree on the trademark transfer and its terms and conditions. From there, all necessary documentation must be submitted with the respective IP office for these changes to be reflected in the trademark registry.
In some jurisdictions, the ownership change is free of charge; in others, there is a fee. It is always recommended to ask your legal representative about the fee.
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If I apply for a US trademark and there is an objection from the USPTO, what happens next?
If someone opposes my trademark application, will I be charged more money?
How does the number of trademark classes affect the registration fee?
If I register a figurative trademark, will the wording be registered as well?
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Why do I need to list goods and services on my trademark application?
Is there a way to update our trademark registration if we decide to alter our logo?
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