Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can trademark a logo to protect its use as part of your brand identity. A registered trademark gives you exclusive rights, preventing others from using similar designs in commerce.

Trademarking your logo ensures it serves as a unique identifier for your business. It keeps your brand protected from infringement and helps distinguish your goods or services from those of your rivals. For instance, a trademarked logo builds trust and recognition among your customers.

Key requirements for trademarking a Logo

1. Uniqueness: The logo must be distinctive and not resemble existing trademarks.

2. Use in commerce: The logo should be actively used to represent your products or services.

3. Non-functionality: It cannot be a functional design element but should serve as a brand identifier.

How to trademark a logo

1. Conduct a trademark search at Trademarkia’s reliable trademark search engine to ensure your logo is unique.

2. Submit a trademark application to the trademark office of your nation, for example, the USPTO in the U.S.

3. Provide evidence of the logo’s use in commerce and meet all requirements.