MarkMyLogo pairs you with trademark counsel to prepare, review, and file your U.S. trademark application — for one flat fee, agreed before any work begins.
Pricing
The $1,200 attorney fee covers your application from filing through registration, however long USPTO examination takes. It doesn't change if examination runs long or the file needs extra attention on our end.
It does not cover a substantive response to an Office Action or a third-party opposition. If either comes up, we'll explain what's involved and quote it separately before doing any of that work.
This fee is for a use-based application — filed once your mark is already in use in commerce. Filing under intent-to-use is available too; see the FAQ below for how that's priced.
Why use an attorney
The USPTO's online system will let anyone submit an application. It won't tell you whether your goods and services are described correctly, whether your filing basis is the right one, or whether a specimen will hold up under examination. Mistakes here don't just get rejected — they can cost you the fee, the filing date, or the mark itself.
Kimball Anderson reviews these decisions with you before anything is filed, so the application is built to withstand examination rather than just submitted and hoped for.
Process
Book time through Calendly. We'll talk through your brand, your business, and what you're trying to protect.
Kimball Anderson reviews the proposed trademark and, if useful, discusses a clearance search before you commit further.
We identify the correct goods and services, choose the right filing basis, and draft the application around your business.
Nothing goes to the USPTO without your sign-off. You'll see the completed application and have a chance to ask questions first.
We submit the application, send you the filed copy, and monitor it all the way through to registration — flagging you the moment anything needs a response.
Scope
If either comes up, we'll explain what's needed and agree on a fee before doing the work.
Is this right for you
Still deciding on your mark, or want to know whether it's available before you file? That's exactly what the consultation is for.
Your team
Jeff is your point of contact from consultation through filing — reviewing your trademark, preparing the application with you, and keeping you updated through examination.
Kimball Anderson is the law firm providing legal representation on your application, from filing through registration.
Questions
$1,200 flat attorney fee, plus the USPTO's filing fee of $350 per class of goods or services. Most applications cover one class; we'll tell you upfront if yours needs more.
No. The fee covers preparing and filing a well-built application. Filing doesn't guarantee registration — the USPTO examines every application, and some require additional legal work afterward.
We'll review it with you either way. A substantive response to an Office Action, or defending against a third-party opposition, isn't part of the flat fee — we'll quote that work separately before doing it, so you're never left to figure it out on your own.
Yes. A clearance search can be done before filing, and it's worth it if you're about to invest heavily in a new or important brand. Bring it up on your consultation.
The $1,200 flat fee is for a use-based application — filed once you're already using the mark in commerce. You can still file under intent-to-use before then, but that application isn't part of the flat fee and is priced separately. Once an intent-to-use application is allowed by the USPTO, a Statement of Use has to be filed — $500 plus $150 per class — and if you need more time to file it, extensions are available for an additional fee.
Filing is only the start. Once submitted, the application goes through USPTO examination, and the timeline depends on their queue and whether any issues come up — it isn't immediate.