Written by Jan Buza
Co-founder of Trama
Before you can send a cease and desist letter, you should have a fully registered trademark in the jurisdiction where the infringement of your brand took place.
Please keep in mind that if your application gets approved, your rights will start counting retroactively from the filing date. Meaning that once your trademark is fully registered, you can send a cease and desist letter to any party that misused your brand during the registration process.
How can I overcome the "likelihood of confusion" refusal from the USPTO?
What are the most common grounds for application dismissal by USPTO?
Does USPTO inform the holder of an existing trademark or refuse the application?
If I apply for a US trademark and there is an objection from the USPTO, what happens next?
How can I prevent USPTO from dismissing my trademark application?
Is there an extra fee when filing a trademark on the use-in-commerce basis?
If my trademark application gets dismissed, do I lose the fee?
Is there any additional fee not accounted for in the final price for trademark registration?
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