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Trademark Intelligence · Renewal & Maintenance

Keep your trademark.
Stay renewal-ready.

U.S. trademark registrations require ongoing maintenance filings. Understand what may be due for your registration, and request independent attorney assistance when you need it.

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Renewal & Maintenance

Trademark registration renewal help.

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Identify the registrationProvide your USPTO registration number
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Review the timingDetermine which maintenance filings may apply
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Get assistanceConnect with an independent attorney
Trademark renewal assistance

Request Assistance

Enter your registration number and contact details. Tell us about your registration and renewal question. Your request will be saved securely on STAGE for TM-REGISTER review.

By submitting, you agree that TM-Register may contact you about your request. Please do not include sensitive payment information.

U.S. trademark maintenance and renewal help

Federal trademark registrations require post-registration filings to remain in force. TM-REGISTER helps identify your registration and route an assistance request so an independent attorney can review timing and next steps.

Still following an application? Use free trademark tracking. For broader watch coverage after registration, see Trademark Protection Monitoring.

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What happens next

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Your request is stored in STAGE’s private intake queue for review.

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TM-REGISTER reviews the request and routes it to an independent attorney when processing is available.

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You'll be contacted using the email and phone you provide.

Having trouble? Email renewal@tm-register.com with your registration number.

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TM-REGISTER is an independent private trademark information and legal opportunity intelligence service. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the USPTO and does not provide legal advice. Attorney services, where offered, are provided by independent attorneys or law firms.