Written by Jan Buza
Co-founder of Trama
The appearance of a trademark watch report will depend on your provider, but generally, for trademark register searches, the report will contain the list of the identified similar marks. For each mark, you'll be able to find information such as the name/image, country of registration, trademark classes and the trademark number and/or link to the IPO register.
Some providers also enable you to tailor the reports and add or remove information. But generally speaking, the included data will allow you to quickly determine whether the mark could be considered confusingly similar to yours.
What does "Mark Description Clarification" in my office action mean?
What happens if I receive a "likelihood of confusion" refusal?
How can I raise an opposition against somebody else's trademark?
How can I overcome a Section 2(c) refusal of my trademark application?
My trademark application was dismissed due to the inclusion of a flag. What should I do?
Is it better to register as many trademark classes as possible?
What is the difference between substantive and non-substantive reasons for trademark dismissal?
What are my chances of overcoming the "likelihood of confusion" refusal?
I have received an office action containing "non-substantive" issues. Do I have to do anything?
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