Application for Registration or Renewal of Trademark or Service Mark - North Carolina

Application for Registration or Renewal of Trademark or Service Mark - North Carolina

Application for Registration or Renewal of Trademark or Service Mark is a legal document that was released by the North Carolina Secretary of State - a government authority operating within North Carolina.

FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of the Application for Registration or Renewal of Trademark or Service Mark in North Carolina?
A: The purpose of this application is to register or renew a trademark or service mark in North Carolina.

Q: Who can apply for registration or renewal of a trademark or service mark in North Carolina?
A: Any individual or business entity who claims ownership of a trademark or service mark can apply for registration or renewal in North Carolina.

Q: What documents are required for the application?
A: The application requires a completed application form, a drawing or specimen of the mark, a filing fee, and a specimen of actual use of the mark (if applicable).

Q: How much is the filing fee for the application?
A: The filing fee for the application is $75 for a trademark and $200 for a service mark.

Q: What is the duration of a registered trademark or service mark in North Carolina?
A: A registered trademark or service mark in North Carolina is valid for ten years and may be renewed for additional ten-year periods.

Q: What is the difference between a trademark and a service mark?
A: A trademark is used to identify goods or products, while a service mark is used to identify services provided by a business.

Q: Can a trademark or service mark be registered at the federal level?
A: Yes, a trademark or service mark can be registered at the federal level with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

Q: Is registration of a trademark or service mark mandatory in North Carolina?
A: Registration is not mandatory, but it provides additional legal protections for the owner of a trademark or service mark.

Q: What happens if someone infringes on a registered trademark or service mark?
A: If someone infringes on a registered trademark or service mark, the owner can take legal action to stop the infringement and seek damages.

Q: Can a registered trademark or service mark be transferred or assigned to another party?
A: Yes, a registered trademark or service mark can be transferred or assigned to another party with the proper legal documentation.

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