A registered trademark is eligible for incontestable status after five years of continuous use on the principal register. Once a mark is deemed incontestable, it may not be cancelled for any reason other than abandonment, genericness or fraud. A declaration of incontestability establishes the owner's exclusive right to use the mark with the goods/services.
We recommend seeking incontestable status in conjunction with the filing of your first section 8 declaration of continued use.
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Declaration of Continued Use and
Declaration of Incontestability |
- * All services will be performed by a licensed trademark attorney
- We will call you to verify your information and answer any questions regarding this service
- A trademark attorney will review and file your declaration for incontestability
- Track all future deadlines and send reminders when they are approaching
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- * All services will be performed by a licensed trademark attorney
- We will call you to verify your information and answer any questions regarding this service
- A trademark attorney will review and file your declaration of continued use and declaration of incontestability
- Responses to all office actions regarding the submission of your declaration of continued use and application for renewal
- Track all future deadlines and send reminders when they are approaching
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$99
+ $200 gov't fee
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$99
+ $300 gov't fee
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