Maintain or Renew a US Trademark Registration

Time-sensitive filings. Any time-sensitive request must be submitted to Front Range Legal Services at least one week before its filing deadline. We reserve the right to refund or reject any request that is not submitted within this time frame.

Keep your trademark registration alive. A U.S. trademark registration is cancelled unless the owner files a Section 8 Declaration of Use between the 5th and 6th year after registration, and a combined Section 8 Declaration and Section 9 Renewal between the 9th and 10th year and every 10 years after that. Our trademark attorneys check your registration, confirm the mark is still in use for the goods and services listed, prepare the specimens, and file the right declaration with the USPTO for you.

I am the owner of the registration (the registrant) or have full legal permission to act on the owner's behalf to contract for the trademark maintenance services described here.

Your trademark registration.

Do you know the U.S. Registration Number?

Yes, I know the Registration Number

I do not know the Registration Number

U.S. Registration Number

Registration date (if known)

The mark: if a word mark or slogan, type it here. If a logo or design, describe it.

Owner (registrant) name

Owner email address

Phone or mobile

Representation and updates.

Is another attorney currently handling this trademark registration?

Yes

Attorney's name

I certify that I have terminated any and all legal representation with this attorney for this trademark application.

Date of termination

Do you need to update your registered address at the USPTO?

Yes

Address

City

State or Province

Zip or Postal Code

Do you need to update the name of the trademark owner?

Yes

New owner name

Explanation for the name change

Your filing.

Choose the filing that matches where your registration is in its life. The USPTO counts from the registration date.

Between the 5th and 6th year after registration: a Section 8 Declaration of Use. It can be combined with an optional Section 15 Declaration of Incontestability once the mark has been in continuous use for five years in a row.
Between the 9th and 10th year, and every 10 years after: a combined Section 8 Declaration of Use and Section 9 Renewal.
Missed the deadline? The USPTO accepts these filings for six months after the deadline with a late surcharge of $100 per class for each section. After the grace period, the registration is cancelled.
International (Madrid) registrations extended to the U.S. file a Section 71 Declaration of Use on the same 6-year and 10-year schedule. The 10-year renewal itself is filed with WIPO.

Which filing do you need?

Section 8 Declaration of Use (between the 5th and 6th year after registration)

Combined Section 8 and Section 15: Declaration of Use and Incontestability (between the 5th and 6th year)

Combined Section 8 and Section 9: Declaration of Use and Renewal (between the 9th and 10th year, and every 10 years after)

Section 71 Declaration of Use for a Madrid (international) registration

For Section 15: I confirm the mark has been in continuous use in commerce for five consecutive years after the registration date for the goods and services claimed, there has been no final decision against the owner's claim of ownership or right to register, and no such proceeding is pending.

Is the mark still in use with all of the goods and services listed in the registration?

Yes

List the goods or services, and their classes, that are no longer sold under the mark. They will be deleted from the registration.

Proof of current use.

The USPTO needs one current specimen for each class showing the mark as customers see it: for goods, a photo of the product, its label or packaging, or a web page where it can be bought; for services, a web page, advertisement or brochure offering the services.

Upload a current specimen for each class

Choose files

Website URL demonstrating "use in commerce" in association with claimed goods or services.

Describe why website URL demonstrates use of goods or services "in commerce"

Fees.

Our attorney fee is $300 for a Section 8, combined Section 8 and 15, or Section 71 filing, and $400 for a combined Section 8 and 9 renewal. USPTO fees are charged for each class and passed through at cost:

Section 8 Declaration of Use	$325 per class
Section 15 Declaration of Incontestability	$250 per class
Section 9 Renewal	$325 per class
Section 71 Declaration of Use	$325 per class
Grace period late surcharge	$100 per class for each section filed late

Attorney fee

Price: $300.00

Attorney fee

Price: $400.00

USPTO fee: Section 8 Declaration, per class

Filing on time: $325 per class

Filing in the 6-month grace period: $425 per class (includes the USPTO late surcharge)

Number of classes in the registration

USPTO fees: Section 8 ($325) and Section 15 ($250), per class

Filing on time: $575 per class

Filing in the 6-month grace period: $675 per class (includes the USPTO late surcharge)

Number of classes in the registration

USPTO fees: Section 8 ($325) and Section 9 Renewal ($325), per class

Filing on time: $650 per class

Filing in the 6-month grace period: $850 per class (includes the USPTO late surcharge)

Number of classes in the registration

USPTO fee: Section 71 Declaration, per class

Filing on time: $325 per class

Filing in the 6-month grace period: $425 per class (includes the USPTO late surcharge)

Number of classes in the registration

Expedite service

Yes, expedite my filing ($100 per class)

Expedite classes

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Trademark Registration Maintenance and Renewal Form

Your trademark registration.

Representation and updates.

Your filing.

Proof of current use.

Fees.

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