Why should I file a trademark renewal?
Trademark renewals are required to maintain an active federal trademark registration. If a renewal is not filed on time, the registration may be canceled or expire.
Filing required renewals helps ensure your trademark remains on record with the USPTO and continues to reflect your ongoing use of the mark.
When do I need to renew my trademark?
A registered trademark can last indefinitely, but only if required maintenance filings are submitted on time.
File My Trademark RenewalFile a Section 8 Declaration of Continued Use to confirm your trademark is still in use. Missing this filing may result in the cancellation of your registration.
File a combined Section 8 and Section 9 renewal to confirm continued use and renew your registration for the next 10-year term.
Trademark registrations must be renewed every 10 years by filing a combined Section 8 and Section 9 renewal to keep your registration active.
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Understand the steps required to maintain an active trademark registration.
Review your trademark registration details and determine which renewal filing is due.
We help gather the required information and prepare the appropriate USPTO renewal forms.
Your renewal is submitted to the USPTO, and you can monitor its status through your account.
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Required renewal filings help keep your registration active.
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Yes. Federal trademark registrations require renewal filings at specific intervals to remain active.
Renewals are typically required between the 5th and 6th year after registration and every 10 years thereafter.
Missing a renewal deadline may result in cancellation or expiration of the registration.
Renewal filings generally require registration details and confirmation that the trademark is still in use.
Yes. Trademark owners may file renewals directly with the USPTO or use a service for assistance with preparation and submission.