If you filed based on intent to use, this is the step that proves your mark is in commerce. We prepare and file it accurately.
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When an intent-to-use application is approved, the USPTO issues a Notice of Allowance. You must then file a Statement of Use, with proof that you are using the mark, within the required time, or request an extension. We review your specimen, confirm that your goods or services are described correctly, and prepare the filing. We can also handle extension requests when you need more time.
Strict deadlines apply, so we keep everything organized
01.
Provide your application number, first-use dates, and a sample of your mark in use.
02.
Our team checks your specimen and completes the required forms.
03.
Your statement is filed before the deadline, and we confirm submission.
Without it, your application cannot proceed to registration.
Reach Registration
This filing is a required final step for intent-to-use applications.
Avoid Abandonment
Missing the deadline can end your application.
Use the Right Specimen
A proper specimen prevents avoidable refusals.
Gain More Time
Extensions can be requested when needed.

We offer clear, fixed pricing for this critical step. Our dependable process helps you avoid mistakes and save time.
Trademark Support Hub simplifies the Statement of Use submission process, allowing you to confidently protect your trademarks rights and secure your brand's future.
Our Premium Package gives you a 94% likelihood of getting a trademark successfully registered.
“The process was fast and painless. Their attorney answered every question I had, and my trademark application was filed the same day. I would happily recommend them to any small business owner.”
Jordan Whitfield (Founder, Whitfield Coffee Roasters)
“I was nervous about rejection, but the team ran a thorough search first and guided me throughout. My brand is now registered, and I feel completely confident protecting it.”
Madison Calloway (Owner, Calloway Home Goods)
“Affordable pricing and clear communication made all the difference. They handled every detail of my filing, so I could focus on growing my online store without worrying about legal paperwork.”
Tyler Brennan (CEO, Brennan Outdoor Supply)
“Their Amazon Brand Registry support helped me gain control of my listings quickly. Copycat sellers disappeared almost immediately. Truly worth every dollar, and the service was friendly and professional.”
Hannah Prescott (Co-Founder, Prescott Skincare Co.)
“As a startup, we needed expert guidance without spending a fortune. The attorneys explained each step simply, responded quickly, and delivered exactly what they promised, right on schedule.”
Caleb Donovan (President, Donovan Digital Labs)
“Registering our logo seemed overwhelming until this team stepped in. Everything was organized, transparent, and efficient. I highly recommend their services to anyone serious about protecting their brand.”
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Anybody introducing a new brand identity or planning on offering newly branded services or products should take the necessary steps to protect their trademarks.
The answer to this question will differ from agency to agency and based on staffing changes and enhanced technologies at the United States Patent and Trademark Office. If you're asking us specifically, you can count on the entire application process to take from 08 to 12 months.
It can take up to 10 years. Also, the registration can easily be renewed so long as you have made sure to maintain an uninterrupted use of your trademarks in interstate commerce.
If you have a federally registered trademarks, you will be able to use the R symbol. For every other mark, whether unregistered or registered, you will not be required to add a designation. However, we always advise mark owners to attach the 'SM' or 'TM' symbol to tell the industry that your company name, logo, or symbol is proprietary to your services or goods.
We always tell our clients that we aren't 'oddsmakers'. In other words, you get exactly what you pay for. Our teams are skilled in improving the likelihood of your success. They perform clearance to search for similar trademarks before sending out an application and picking a highly distinctive mark.