Do I have to be a U.S. Citizen to obtain a federal registration?
No. However, an applicant’s citizenship must be set forth in the record. If an applicant is not a citizen of any country, then a statement to that effect is sufficient. If an applicant has dual citizenship, then the applicant must choose which citizenship will be printed in the Official Gazette and on the certificate of registration.
No. However, an applicant’s citizenship must be set forth in the record. If an applicant is not a citizen of any country, then a statement to that effect is sufficient. If an applicant has dual citizenship, then the applicant must choose which citizenship will be printed in the Official Gazette and on the certificate of registration.
You do not need to be U.S. citizen to obtain a federal registration. Your citizenship, however, must be set forth in the record. If you are not a citizen of any country, then a statement to that effect is sufficient. If you have dual citizenship, then the you must choose which citizenship will be printed in the Official Gazette and on the certificate of registration. Where can I find trademark forms? You may access the trademark forms, plus information about applying for a trademark, by clicking Basic Facts about Registering a Trademark. The forms may be downloaded, filled out and mailed in. Or, by clicking PrinTEAS, you can fill out, validate and print trademark and service mark applications via the PTO web site. Or, you may contact the Trademark Assistance Center at 1-800-786-9199 for a hard copy of the Basic Facts brochure. If you live in Northern Virginia, the number is (703) 308-9000. Where can I get basic trademark information?
