Trademark & IP
Trademark Search
BluePeak searches the public trademark records you ask us to check and reports what those records show for the mark and classes you name. A search is not a clearance to use a name, and it is not a guarantee that an application will succeed.
Price depends on your requirements. Get a quote. Government fees are separate and vary.
Who it is for
People who want a report of public trademark records before they decide on a name.
What you provide
- The word, logo description, or image you want searched
- The classes or goods you have in mind
- Any similar marks you already know about
What BluePeak handles
- Searching the public records for the mark you name
- Listing the close records that the search returned
- Sharing that list in plain language
How the process works
- Choose this service and send the mark.
- Name the goods or classes you have in mind.
- BluePeak searches the public records and writes up what was found.
- You receive the search note.
Important: approval is not guaranteed. If a government office, registrar, or other authority has to accept an application, return, or filing, that decision is theirs. It depends on the information provided and on the rules that apply. BluePeak's work is assistance, not a promise of approval.
A search is assistance, not a guarantee that a mark is available or that it will be registered. Contested matters need a qualified professional.
Questions
Does a trademark search mean the name is free to use?
No. A search reports what was reviewed on the public records that were checked. It is not a clearance, and it is not a guarantee that a mark will be registered or that nobody will object.
What is the fee for Trademark Search?
Price depends on your requirements. Get a quote. Government fees are separate and vary. This page does not list a fee.