Trademark ownership may need to change when a business is sold, acquired, merged, reorganized, or transferred to another entity. Properly documenting the transfer is important for keeping ownership records accurate.
Transfer trademark ownership.
A trademark assignment generally identifies the parties involved and the trademark rights being transferred. Updating the appropriate records can help avoid confusion about who owns the trademark.
Document your trademark assignment and update USPTO ownership records accurately.
Provide the trademark details, current owner, new owner, and reason for transfer.
We verify the current USPTO registration or application ownership status.
We prepare the trademark assignment documentation identifying the parties and rights.
Both parties review and execute the transfer documentation.
We file the assignment with the USPTO to keep public ownership records accurate.
Clear answers about trademark assignments, corporate restructuring, and updating USPTO records.
Trademark ownership may need to change when a business is sold, acquired, merged, reorganized, or transferred to another entity.
Properly documenting the transfer is important for keeping ownership records accurate. Updating the appropriate records can help avoid confusion about who owns the trademark.
A trademark assignment generally identifies the parties involved and the trademark rights being transferred.
Ownership transfers may occur during business acquisitions or sales, company mergers, corporate restructuring, or transfers or assignments of intellectual property.
Properly document your trademark assignment and keep your USPTO ownership records accurate.
U.S. TRADEMARK REGISTRATION