Written by Tomas Orsula
Senior Trademark Attorney
Generally, once the application process is over, your trademark will be officially registered. When the registration proceedings are finalized, you will receive a trademark certificate.
You will obtain an electronic certificate by default; however, in most jurisdictions, it is possible to request a paper version of the certificate. A small fee has to be paid to receive it via mail. It will be delivered to the address of your choice.
It is not necessary to have the paper version of your registration certificate, as the electronic certificate serves as an official confirmation.
What is the price of an additional trademark class in the US?
Can I use the word and image trademarks separately if I register them together?
Why do I need to list goods and services on my trademark application?
Can I amend my trademark application in response to an office action?
If the reasons for my office actions are "substantive", should I be worried?
What are the potential costs associated with responding to an office action?
What does "Identification of Goods/Services" in my office action mean?
What does "Domicile Address Required" in my office action mean?
Does priority filing also give you a longer time to demonstrate the Use in Commerce in the US?
What is better – to have separate national trademark registrations or a single EU registration?
Why does my office action state I need the consent of a living individual?
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