Registering your mark with USPTO will offer you protection for all these company’s assets like brand name, symbols, designs, logo, slogans, products, etc., on a national and international level. It also helps you establish your ownership rights and strengthen your claims if you take any legal action against someone for a trademark infraction.

If the Trademark Office objects to your application, it will send an official letter about it. It will include all the problems with your trademark application, and it will be obligatory to resolve those issues to continue the registration process. You will be obliged to reply to the Office Action letter and fulfil all the requirements within six months. Otherwise, USPTO will discard your application and won’t return your filing fee.

Before applying to register a trademark, it is wise to perform a comprehensive trademark search as it saves a lot of your effort, time, and money. There is a high chance that the trademark you are planning to register for yourself, someone has already registered a similar one. It is essential to check your trademark beforehand because it won't be refunded once you have paid the USPTO fee.

The U.S Copyright office receives more than 650,000 applications every year, so it will take at least eight to nine months to notice your application. The Copyright Office might send you a letter, call, or email in the meantime.

Yes, U.S Copyright provides a long list of countries for which your copyright registration is valid.

Yes, you can copyright everything on your website, from content and design to coding. When filing for copyright, it is vital to submit the new version of your website because the U.S Copyright Office will only consider that version for copyright.