Selling a business, restructuring, or handing off a brand? We transfer trademark ownership properly, with the USPTO record updated to match.
Transferring a trademark isn't just a conversation between two parties. It has to be documented, filed, and recorded with the USPTO, or the registration still legally belongs to the previous owner.
We prepare the assignment documents, confirm the terms match what both sides agreed to, and file the update directly with the USPTO. The result is a registration that reflects who actually owns the mark today.
Ownership transfers often happen alongside bigger deals: a business sale, a merger, a change in partnership. Get the trademark piece right before the ink dries on the rest.
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Once both parties agree on terms, there's no reason the paperwork should drag. We prepare assignment documents as soon as we have what we need and file with the USPTO right after signatures are in.
"Simple process. They handled the filing side while our lawyers handled the sale itself. Nobody had to explain trademark law to anybody."
A short form covering who currently owns the mark, who's taking ownership, and the nature of the transfer, sale, merger, or internal restructuring.
We handle the rest, including confirming your existing trademark registration details match USPTO records before filing the update.
Once filed, you'll see the updated ownership reflected in your USPTO record, with confirmation sent directly to you.
No wondering whether the transfer actually went through.
Preparation of trademark assignment documents matching your agreed terms.
Review of your existing trademark registration to confirm accuracy before filing.
Direct filing with the USPTO to record the new ownership.
Confirmation of the updated record once processed.
Attorney guidance if the transfer is part of a larger business sale or restructuring.
