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Yes, you can register a copyright for co-authored works. You will need to provide information about all authors involved.

Copyright protection typically lasts for the lifetime of the author plus 70 years. For works made for hire, it lasts 95 years from publication or 120 years from creation, whichever is shorter.

Yes, you can register copyrights for both published and unpublished works, providing legal protection from the moment of creation.

Both source code and object code of software programs can be copyrighted. Our services can help you protect your software creations.

You need to provide the trademark name, logo, and a brief description of the goods or services associated with it.

Yes, our trademark search service is completely free, with no hidden costs or obligations.

Yes, all information you provide for the trademark search will remain confidential and secure.

Yes, you will receive updates on the progress of your trademark search and be notified when the results are ready.

Federal searches cover registered trademarks with the USPTO, while common law searches include unregistered trademarks that may still pose conflicts.

Yes, we provide full support through the trademark application process, from filing to responding to any office actions.

Yes, we can conduct international trademark searches to help you secure protection in multiple countries.

Our thorough search process and expert guidance contribute to a 90% success rate in securing trademarks for our clients.

The timeline can vary, but we typically prepare and submit office action responses within 3-4 business days, depending on the complexity of the issues and the information provided.

After submission, the USPTO will review your response and either approve your trademark for publication or issue further action. We will keep you informed throughout the process.

Absolutely, we offer a free initial consultation to review your office action, discuss the objections, and outline our strategy for addressing them.

If a final refusal is issued, we can explore further options, such as filing an appeal with the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) or amending your application to address the remaining issues.

You will be notified immediately upon detection of a potential infringement, allowing you to take prompt action.

Yes, you can personalize the service to receive only relevant alerts, avoiding unnecessary notifications and focusing on what matters most to you.

Our team can help you select the best plan based on your specific needs and the scope of protection you require.

There is no limit to the number of alerts. We ensure you are informed of all potential infringements relevant to your trademark.