Steps for registering a brand name

1. Step 1: Search for trademarks (Time required: four to five hours): Use this search to determine whether your company name or emblem is confusingly similar to any already-registered trademarks. In order to determine whether any similar trademarks are already registered in that class, the agent of a trademark or attorney frequently performs that search through the Trademark Office. Searches can be classified as either online or offline. Similar to this, Legal Raasta offers reliable and affordable trademark search tools with precise technologies that allow users to enter specific search parameters. Before starting the registration procedure, you can verify whether a trademark is available using the Trademark Search tool.
2. Step 2: Documents and class Search time is 5-6 hours: Selecting the appropriate class or classes for your business is the next step. You shouldn't worry too much, though. Our experts will help you choose the right lessons to cover every aspect of your business. At the same time, you can start adding all of the necessary files to your dashboard in order to register a trademark.
3. Step 3: Trademarks application (time required: 2-5 days): If the trademark attorney determines that your company name or logo registration is distinctive, they will use the search results to draft a trademark application. Once the trademark application form is completed, you can begin using the TM sign. Your application will be checked for accuracy and mistakes by our team. Throughout the procedure, we will keep you informed, and until the application process is finished, we will watch for any alerts from the Trademark Registry.
4. Step 4: Registering a trademark (takes 8 to 24 months): Government fees is very minimum amount for individuals, small businesses, or startups (for all other cases changes would get enhanced), while the professional expenses of a trademark attorney would cost additional for each application in each class.
   
   The Trademarks Office will review your application to see if it has already been accepted. If so, a trademark objections will be raised, and a response will need to be submitted within 30 days. If there are no objections, it also publishes advertisements in the trademarks Journal. Also, at this point, a third party has two months to submit a counter-statement objection.
   
   The trademark you register will be registered for six months after it is submitted, provided no other companies object during the next four months. Additionally, our experts can assist you in creating a strong objection response and may help you with the process of supplying the appropriate documentation and proofs.