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

Founder & Trademark Attorney

Trama's standard fee covers all relevant service and government fees for preparing and filing the trademark application.

The only additional costs on top of these fees come from office action responses, opposition proceedings, co-existence agreement drafting, ownership transfers, and administrative updates such as address changes. Each of these is quoted separately when the situation arises. Trama's end-to-end guarantee, available for an additional fee, covers office actions and oppositions within the registration process.

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