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As explained above, to actually get your mark registered, you will use a form called Allegation of Use for Intent-to-Use Application. This form may be filed at any time prior to the date the USPTO authorizes the publication of your proposed mark, and any time after the USPTO issues a Notice of Allowance.

6 Month deadline: For intent to use applications, a Statement of Use or request for extension must be submitted within six months. 1 Month after filing SOU: The USPTO reviews your submitted specimens. 3 Months later: Application registers.

Registering a design You can register a design with the USPTO by using the online Trademark Electronic Application System (TEAS) or use an online trademark service.

An Intent-To-Use (ITU) trademark application cannot be assigned to a new owner prior to the original applicant filing evidence of use. In other words, the original applicant of an ITU must first use the trademark in connection with the goods or services identified in the trademark application.

A specimen for a service mark must show the mark as used in the sale or advertising of the services identified in the trademark application. Examples of acceptable specimens include website pages, newspaper and magazine advertisements, business cards, brochures, menus, etc.

The statement of use form You can file a trademark statement of use online using the Trademark Electronic Application System, or TEAS. The online form asks for the following: The date you first used the mark. The date when you first used the mark in commerce.