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with America’s #1 filer*
Register a trademark
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Premium Trademark Registration
Have an experienced attorney complete your application and increase the likelihood of approval.
Trademark classes selected by your attorney
Attorney filing of your trademark application with the USPTO§
Attorney review of post-filing alerts
Attorney review of post-filing alerts
Attorney review of post-filing alerts
Attorney review of post-filing alerts
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LLC filing
We’ll validate your business name, audit your filing documents for accuracy, assist with your articles of organization, and file them with the state to get your LLC officially registered.
100% accurate filing guarantee
We're committed to the highest quality and accuracy. If your filing is rejected or incorrect due to our error, we'll correct it with the government agency at no additional cost to you.
Name check service
We validate and confirm availability of your LLC’s proposed name before filing with the Secretary of State or equivalent office.
Tax consult from 1-800Accountant
Our partner, 1-800Accountant, will provide a tax consult to explain the types of services your business could benefit from.
LLC filing
We’ll validate your business name, audit your filing documents for accuracy, assist with your articles of organization, and file them with the state to get your LLC officially registered.
100% accurate filing guarantee
We're committed to the highest quality and accuracy. If your filing is rejected or incorrect due to our error, we'll correct it with the government agency at no additional cost to you.
Name check service
We validate and confirm availability of your LLC’s proposed name before filing with the Secretary of State or equivalent office.
Tax consult from 1-800Accountant
Our partner, 1-800Accountant, will provide a tax consult to explain the types of services your business could benefit from.
Operating agreement
Document that outlines your LLC’s specific terms for operation and rules of governance. Requirements vary by state.
EIN (federal tax ID number)
Short for an Employer Identification Number. Used to identify your LLC, especially when filing taxes with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
Attorney consultations & document review†
Choose your attorney by state, experience, and specialty†
Short for an Employer Identification Number. Used to identify your LLC, especially when filing taxes with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
Unlimited eSignatures
Securely send and sign agreements online from any device, at any time.
LLC filing
We’ll validate your business name, audit your filing documents for accuracy, assist with your articles of organization, and file them with the state to get your LLC officially registered.
100% accurate filing guarantee
We're committed to the highest quality and accuracy. If your filing is rejected or incorrect due to our error, we'll correct it with the government agency at no additional cost to you.
Name check service
We validate and confirm availability of your LLC’s proposed name before filing with the Secretary of State or equivalent office.
Tax consult from 1-800Accountant
Our partner, 1-800Accountant, will provide a tax consult to explain the types of services your business could benefit from.
Operating agreement
Document that outlines your LLC’s specific terms for operation and rules of governance. Requirements vary by state.
EIN (federal tax ID number)
Short for an Employer Identification Number. Used to identify your LLC, especially when filing taxes with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
Attorney consultations & document review†30 days included
Document that outlines your LLC’s specific terms for operation and rules of governance. Requirements vary by state.
150+ customizable legal docs1 year included
Easily customize attorney-drafted contracts and legal documents according to your needs, covering a range of small business needs including hiring, vendor contracts, and more.
Unlimited eSignatures1 year included
Securely send and sign agreements online from any device, at any time.
Unlimited proposals & invoices
Unlimited customizable proposals and invoices to help you get paid
Track income, expenses, and mileage‡
Easy-to-use bookkeeping solution to help you manage your finances and save on taxes, even if you don't have a business bank account yet.
+ federal fees§
Have an experienced attorney complete your application and increase the likelihood of approval
Federal & common law search to check availability
Legal advice on odds of success of your trademark application
Attorney filing of your trademark application with the USPTO
Attorney review of post-filing alerts if USPTO needs more info
Free second search if there’s an issue with your first choice
Waived application fee for a second trademark registration†
Response for minor procedural office actions¶¶
Experienced attorneys to guide you at each step
Our law firm has successfully registered over 3x more trademarks than online competitors‡
Specializing in trademarks—average 10 years of experience
Tens of thousands of satisfied customers trust our law firm
File a trademark registration with LegalZoom in 3 easy steps
01
Tell us about your trademark
Answer a few simple questions about your trademark and business, and an attorney will guide you through the next steps.
02
We’ll research your trademark
An attorney will conduct a trademark search to help make sure nothing similar is already in use, and we’ll share the results with you.
03
We'll file your paperwork
Once your attorney confirms with you that everything is ready to go, they'll e-file with the USPTO.
We’ve helped file 400K+
trademark applications since 2017
The support from the attorney created a seamless experience. I got excellent advice along the way and received outstanding customer service.
Maria C.
Trademark customer
I'm amazed how easy and how quick everything was put together. I'll get all my trademarking done with LegalZoom.
Ricardo C.
Trademark customer
My lawyer … was so helpful in explaining the process, what to expect, and when we'd move on to the next steps. Amazing. I highly recommend this service!
Andrea S.
Trademark customer
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an attorney to register a trademark?
No, but having an attorney can increase the likelihood of your application being approved. An attorney will review your application for accuracy and completeness, reducing errors that could cause delays or denials. With our Premium Trademark Registration, an experienced trademark attorney will handle the entire application process for you.
I found a trademark similar to mine. Can I still register it?
Not always—if the similarity could confuse consumers, your application may be denied.
However, if the other mark is used for entirely different products or services, registration might still be possible. For example, Delta Dental, Delta Air Lines, and Delta Faucet Company all coexist because their products are distinct enough to avoid confusion.
Do I need to register my business name and logo separately?
Yes. The USPTO allows one trademark—that’s one name, one logo, or one slogan—per trademark application. You can register a logo that includes your business name, but then the design and the text together are considered one trademark. If you want them protected individually, you’ll need to file two applications as you compete the trademark registration process.
How many trademark classes do I need to register in?
It depends on what you sell. The USPTO organizes all products and services into 45 classes, and your trademark protection typically applies only to the classes you include in your application.
For example, if you own a restaurant, you’d register in class 43 (food services). But if you also sell cookbooks and offer cooking classes, you might register in class 16 (paper goods) and class 41 (education and entertainment services) as well.
How long will it take to register my trademark?
Ideally, the trademark application process—including time waiting to hear back from the USPTO—takes 6 to 12 months if you’re using your trademark in commerce.
The USPTO will review your application within a few months, and then either send an office action with questions or concerns, or approve your trademark for publication. If your trademark is published and there are no objections by the public within 30 days, you’re done with registration and you officially have a registered mark.
If you’re not yet using your mark in commerce, the trademark application process can take longer. After making it through the previous steps, the USPTO will grant a Notice of Allowance, which says they’ll register your mark once you provide proof of use in commerce through a Statement of Use. Once that’s submitted and approved, your mark is officially registered.
