Written by Jan Buza
Co-founder of Trama
Yes, it is possible and common to register a trademark under the name of a company. Trademarks are registered to protect brands and their associated goods or services, whether they are owned by individuals or business entities.
When filing a trademark application, you will provide the necessary information about your company, such as the legal name, address, and other relevant details. This allows the trademark to be associated with your company and provides legal protection for your brand identity and the goods or services offered by your company.
By registering the trademark under your company's name, you establish exclusive rights to use the mark in connection with the specified goods or services and prevent others from using similar marks that could cause confusion in the marketplace.
What are the risks of waiting with trademark registration until I start selling?
Should I file my trademark on an intent-to-use basis or wait until I start selling?
What is the difference between a Statement of Use and a Declaration of Use?
What spectrum does the USPTO use to evaluate distinctiveness?
If the intellectual property office dismisses my application, will I get a refund?
What if I received the Notice of Allowance but can't prove the use in commerce yet?
My trademark application was dismissed due to the inclusion of a flag. What should I do?
What does "Controlled Substances Act Refusal" in my office action mean?
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