Trademark renewals are key to retaining ownership. We simplify the process by offering proactive deadline management, jurisdictional coordination, and complete documentation handling.
Trademark rights can be lost if renewal deadlines are missed. US Legal Trademark Core keeps track of your renewal dates and manages the entire process to keep your brand fully protected at all times.
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I was nervous about filing a trademark, but US Legal Trademark Core took all the stress away. They were efficient, affordable, and very reliable
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US Legal Trademark Core is ready to answer all your trademark renewal questions.
Typically, trademarks must be renewed between the 5th and 6th year (with a declaration of use), and then every 10 years thereafter.
If the deadline is missed, you may lose your trademark rights. However, some jurisdictions allow late renewal with additional fees.
Yes, a declaration or evidence of continued use is often necessary at the time of renewal.
Yes, we manage the renewal process for trademarks in multiple countries and regions.
Yes, we send timely alerts and follow-ups to ensure you never miss a renewal deadline.
Most jurisdictions offer a grace period of up to 6 months, although extra charges may apply during this time.
