Get Wi Dfi/trd101 2019-2026

Filling out the WI DFI/TRD101 form for the registration of tradenames and trademarks can be straightforward with the right guidance. This guide aims to provide clear, step-by-step instructions to help you complete the form accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to complete the registration process effectively.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in the editor for filling out.
2. Indicate whether this is a first-time registration or a renewal by selecting the appropriate option on the form. If renewing, provide the original Registration ID from your previous application.
3. Enter the name of the applicant, which can be an organization or individual. For instance, you could write 'John Johnson (Sole Proprietor)' or 'Smith & Roberts (Partnership)'.
4. Fill in the business address of the applicant, including street address, city, state, and zip code.
5. Optionally, enter a certificate email address to receive the registration certificate. If you prefer to have the certificate mailed, leave this field blank.
6. If the mailing address for the certificate differs from the business address, provide the mailing address details here.
7. For a tradename, enter the name you will operate under. For a trademark, provide a detailed description of the design, ensuring it is descriptive enough for someone to visualize it without seeing it.
8. Specify the date of first use of the tradename or trademark in MM/DD/YYYY format, ensuring the date is not more than 30 days in the future.
9. Select the classification code that corresponds to your goods or services. Refer to the classification list for accurate selections.
10. Sign the form in the presence of a notary public. Your printed name and title in relation to the business must also be included.
11. Provide the contact person's information so they can respond to any queries related to this registration.
12. Ensure that you submit the correct filing fee of $15. Payments should be made payable to WDFI. Keep in mind that registration expires after 10 years.
13. If you are submitting multiple applications, each one should be accompanied by the required fee, although a combined payment is acceptable.
14. After processing, a Tradename/Trademark Certificate will be issued, and confirmation will be sent via email or postal service.

Start your registration process today by filling out the WI DFI/TRD101 form online!