Written by Tomas Orsula
Senior Trademark Attorney
There is no price difference between filing a wordmark/figurative mark. Generally, you must pay per application in a given country.
The price also increases depending on the number of classes you wish to include in your application. The more classes you choose, the higher the final price. However, it does not make any difference if you file a wordmark or a figurative mark.
In case you want to register both - the word mark and the figurative mark - you/your legal representative must file two separate applications that will be processed and assessed independently. After they are registered, you will receive two registration certificates, and you can use the symbol ® with both the text and the logo.
What are my chances of overcoming the "likelihood of confusion" refusal?
If I register the US trademark, does this registration offer any protection outside of the US?
What is Section 2(e)(3) Refusal - Geographically Deceptively Misdescriptive?
What does "Domicile Address Required" in my office action mean?
What if I received the Notice of Allowance but can't prove the use in commerce yet?
Should I apply with an intent to use for our US trademark or wait for the actual use in commerce?
What should I do if my trademark application receives a specimen refusal in an office action?
Will my attorney let me know if my trademark receives an office action?
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