How to Do a Trademark Search
Bill Honaker, The IP Guy comments on choosing a strong trademark can keep you out of trouble. As well as how to do a search with the USPTO and register your mark.
Trademark counsel will conduct the search and render an opinion on the strength, availability for use and likelihood of getting registration. Federal trademark registration Once you have your trademark , you should file a trademark application. Federal registration requires that you use your trademark in interstate commerce.
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In this Video, The IP Guy , Bill Honaker, demonstrates how to use Google and the US Patent and Trademark Office TESS database to conduct a preliminary search for potential trademarks .
Search our trademark database
A search you complete before applying for a trademark registration to make sure your trademark is available to register for your particular goods or services, and to make sure that no other trademark conflicts with it.
Use our new image search feature: Log into your USPTO.gov account and select "Image search " from the drop-down or select the camera icon in the search box. Learn more on our Trademark search system updates page.
Trademark search
General search - Search the most commonly used fields in our database, including the wordmark, owner name and address, and mark description fields. Goods and services - Search for marks used on a specific good or in connection with a specific service.
How do CompuMark trademark tools support the trademark lifecycle? We support key stages—screening, search , filing & admin support, watching, case law insights, trademark management and maintenance—with consistent data, global coverage and expert services.
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Find out how to register and maintain a trademark in the U.S., apply for an international trademark , and about protecting your registered trademark .
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