The first renewal must be filed between the 5th and 6th year anniversaries of your trademark registration. After your first renewal, you will need to file before every 10th anniversary of your trademark registration. Thus, you will need file a renewal before the end of year 6, year 10, year 20, year 30, and so on until your business no longer uses the trademark.

We need proof that your business is continuing to use the trademark in the same manner that you originally applied for. If the mix of goods or services have changed, it may be time to file another trademark application, or delete unused goods and services from your application.

It is not possible to change the words or design of a trademark when renewing. It is required that we remove unused goods and services during a renewal. Further, if the trademark has been sold to a new owner, the ownership must be updated prior to renewing (through a separate filing).

If the trademark is being used to promote new goods and services not on the renewed registration, a new application should be filed for those goods and services. It is not possible to add them to the renewed registration.

As long as you keep your renewals up to date, your trademark will remain registered. There are currently trademarks in the U.S. that have been continuously registered since the 1800’s, like the Quaker Oats logo, for example.

If you do not file by the final deadline, your trademark registration will be abandoned. You will need to file a new trademark application to secure your trademark rights.

Markavo charges a $299 service fee to perform the work for you. For the 6th year renewal, the government charges $225 per class in government fees. For any 10th year renewal, the government fees are $525 per class.

Yes. Markavo charges an additional $99 and there are $200 in government fees. You will have the option of adding this service to your order when we collect your intake information. The Declaration may be filed during either the 6th year or 10th year renewal.

Most renewals are filed within 3-4 business days after receiving payment and all required information and government fees from the client.

Like all of our services, the first step is to pay the attorney fee by going to the Trademark Renewal Service page here: https://markavo.com/trademark-renewal

Several moments after payment clears, you will be emailed an intake form where you will give us additional information about your trademark to be renewed.

Right before your attorney files the trademark renewal, you will be charged the government filing fees to the payment method we have on file.