Trademark Registration
A name, logo or slogan is only truly yours once it’s registered. We run the search, file the right class, and carry the application through examination and opposition to a registered mark.
|800+ businesses served since 2020
Exclusive rights over your brand’s name, logo or mark
A trademark is any distinctive sign — a name, logo, slogan or combination — that identifies your goods or services and sets them apart from everyone else’s. You can use a mark without registering it, but registration is what gives you exclusive legal rights and a clear route to act against anyone copying it.
Filing correctly the first time matters: the wrong class, an unclear description, or a mark too close to an existing one are the most common reasons applications stall or get rejected.
- Exclusive right to use the mark for your goods or services
- Legal standing to act against infringement
- A registered intellectual property asset you can license or sell
- A route to protect the mark internationally as you expand
Any business building a recognisable brand
Protecting a name before you scale
Registering early, before a competitor files something similar, is the strongest position to be in.
Formalising what you already use
Businesses using an unregistered mark for years still benefit from registering it, to close the gap on legal protection.
Protecting the mark internationally
As you enter new markets, extending trademark protection to those countries keeps your brand consistently defended.
Search to registered mark
Trademark search
Checking the mark against existing registrations before you commit to it, so you’re not blindsided later.
Class determination
Identifying the correct class of goods or services your registration should cover.
Application filing
Filed with the Trademark Registry, with the applicant details, mark and description prepared correctly.
Examination response
If the examiner raises objections, we draft and file the response on your behalf.
Opposition monitoring
Watching the Trademark Journal during the opposition window and responding if anyone objects.
Certificate and renewal tracking
Once registered, we track your renewal timeline so protection doesn’t lapse.
Questions companies ask first.
Do I need to register a mark I’m already using?
You can use a mark without registering it, but registration is what gives you exclusive legal rights and a much clearer path to stop someone else from copying it. We recommend registering as soon as the mark is settled.
How long does trademark protection last, and does it need renewal?
Registered trademarks stay in force for a fixed term and need periodic renewal to remain protected. We track your renewal date so the mark doesn’t lapse.
What happens if someone opposes my trademark application?
After examination, the mark is published for a public opposition window. If someone files an objection, we respond on your behalf to defend the application through to registration.
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