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>You can also file for "intent to use". Yes, and then after the mark is approved you have to provide evidence of use, which can be nothing more than a screensh
by chrsstrm 10y ago
>You can also file for "intent to use".
Yes, and then after the mark is approved you have to provide evidence of use, which can be nothing more than a screenshot of a webpage (plus a $250 filing fee). Filing evidence of use can be delayed up to 5 times I believe, meaning you have plenty of time to file. If you fail to file, you will lose your mark though.
- lsaferite 10y agoI would imagine you lose registration of the trade mark since actually being the first user of the trade mark is enough to claim the trade mark.