Registering a trademark is a multi-step process with its own deadlines. Your advisor runs each part so you don't have to.
Searching the trademarks register before you file, to check your name is available and flag conflicts that could block it.
Identifying the right class or classes for your goods and services, and preparing and filing your application correctly.
All the forms and supporting documents prepared and submitted — nothing for you to notarise, chase or file on time yourself.
Managing the journal publication stage and watching the opposition window, so nothing is missed while your mark is public.
Following the application through examination and acceptance to your Certificate of Registration — the proof the mark is yours.
Keeping your registration in force through its renewals, and flagging look-alike filings so your brand stays protected over time.
You can build a reputation around a brand name for years — but without a registered trademark, someone else can register it first and stop you using your own name, or trade off it with a look-alike you can't easily challenge. A registered trademark gives you the exclusive right to your name in the classes you register, and the legal standing to defend it.
Doing it through Wigmore means one team runs the whole process, keeps to every deadline, and brings in qualified trademark attorneys where your matter needs formal legal input — so it's done properly, not half-filed and forgotten.
Registration runs over several months and several stages. Here's the path your advisor guides you along.
Trademark advisory and filing service. Wigmore Trading runs the registration process — search, classification, filing, publication monitoring and certificate — and supports ongoing renewal and protection; formal legal advice and representation are provided by qualified trademark attorneys, and this service is not a substitute for independent legal counsel. The $995 is Wigmore's advisory fee; official trademarks-registry fees are separate, depend on the number of classes and application specifics, and are confirmed in writing before filing. Registration outcomes are determined by the registry and can be refused or opposed; registration is not guaranteed. Trademark protection is territorial to the jurisdiction of registration. Single-registration and portfolio work quoted separately. Prices in USD.
Tell us the name you want to protect, and we'll search it, advise on the right classes and run the registration from filing to certificate — bringing in trademark attorneys wherever your matter needs them.