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Oklahoma Procedures for Trademark Registration and Trademark Registration
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The trademark must be applied for under the actual owner's name. The applicant must specify what type of entity it is (individual, corporation, etc.) The application must be based on actual use or a real intent to use the trademark in commerce.
The Principal Register. It's typically wise to apply for registration on the USPTO's Principal Register. The Bases For Filing. The Contents of the Application. Online Filing. Confirm Filing & Monitor Status. Respond To Office Actions. The Mark Is Published. Submit A Statement Of Use.
The trademark registration may be mailed or delivered in person to: Secretary of State, 2300 N Lincoln Blvd., Room 101, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105- 4897. Documents to be PROCESSED in person must be delivered to the Secretary of State's office between the hours of a.m. and p.m. (Monday-Friday).
Complete a trademark search. Secure your rights. Submit an initial application at uspto.gov on the Trademark Electronic Application System or TEAS. Fill out the TEAS form for an initial application. Be sure to upload the file of your logo. Submit an "intent-to-use" form. Pay the fees.
The process to get a trademark registered involves filing of the trademark registration application, examination of the trademark, publication or advertisement of the trademark, opposition (objections) if raised/ found, registration of the trademark and renewal of the trademark after every 10 years.
Come up with a unique brand name for your product. Hire a trademark attorney. Perform a trademark search on the selected brand name. File your trademark application with the USPTO. Follow through with the USPTO during the application process.
The Principal Register. It's typically wise to apply for registration on the USPTO's Principal Register. The Bases For Filing. The Contents of the Application. Online Filing. Confirm Filing & Monitor Status. Respond To Office Actions. The Mark Is Published. Submit A Statement Of Use.
Once a trademark is registered, its owner should monitor its use.It is certainly possible for entrepreneurs to file applications and successfully register trademarks on their own.
State trademarks protect a mark only in the registered state(s), meanwhile a federal trademark protects the mark(s) nationwide and potentially can be used to obtain international trademarks through the WIPO World Intellectual Property Organization.