U.S. Trademark Protection for International Clients
Attorney-prepared U.S. trademark filing and legal guidance for foreign businesses and international clients seeking trademark protection in the United States through direct USPTO filing, the Madrid Protocol, or WIPO-based international trademark systems.
⚖️ Expertise
Prepared by a U.S. intellectual property attorney with 20+ years of experience protecting brands, creators, and online businesses.
✓ Process
Simple fixed-fee process with clear deliverables and straightforward attorney guidance.
◎ Outcome
Clear understanding of your legal risks, exposure, and practical next steps.
What’s Included
✓ U.S. Filing Strategy for International Clients
Attorney review of your business, trademark, and filing situation to determine the most effective path to obtaining trademark protection in the United States through direct USPTO filing, the Madrid Protocol, or other available international filing strategies.
✓ Trademark Application Preparation
Preparation of your U.S. trademark application, including direct USPTO filings and guidance regarding Madrid Protocol and WIPO-based international trademark filings where applicable.
✓ U.S. Attorney Representation
Representation by a U.S. attorney for foreign-domiciled applicants where required by USPTO rules, including practical guidance regarding U.S. trademark requirements, classification issues, and filing strategy.
What I Need
❑ Trademark or Brand Name
The trademark, business name, slogan, logo, or brand name you want protected in the United States.
❑ Business or Product Information
A brief description of your products, services, website, or business activities so the trademark application can be properly prepared and classified.
❑ International Filing Information
Any existing trademark applications, WIPO filings, registration numbers, or foreign trademark information relevant to your U.S. trademark filing.
FIXED-FEE LEGAL SERVICE
$250 flat fee
Clear pricing. Straightforward process. Attorney prepared.
Protect Your Brand Before Entering the U.S. Market
Foreign businesses often discover too late that trademark protection in the United States follows different rules and procedures than in their home country. Proper filing strategy, early legal guidance, and U.S. attorney representation can help reduce delays, refusals, and costly branding problems as you expand into the American market.
