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Quick Reference Guide to the US Trademark Registration Process

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Produced by: John Crittenden

Protecting your brand by trademark registration is not simply a matter of filing something and waiting for the government to send a certificate. It’s a process that involves careful preparation, subjective analysis, and knowledge of the substantive law and procedure.

View below or download the PDF (50kb).

 

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