Find a Trademark: Worldwide Trademark Search

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The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) plays a crucial role in the protection and enforcement of trademarks in the United States, which are vital for businesses and entrepreneurs. Trademarks are distinctive signs, symbols, or expressions that identify and distinguish products or services of a particular source from those of others, ensuring that consumers can recognize the brand they trust. By registering a trademark with the USPTO, a business obtains exclusive rights to use the mark on their products or services, gaining legal protection against infringement or misuse by competitors. This not only helps in building brand identity and loyalty but also provides a legal recourse in case of trademark violations, thereby safeguarding the intellectual property and investment of businesses. The USPTO’s system of registration and enforcement supports a fair competitive market, encouraging innovation and quality, which ultimately benefits consumers and the economy at large. The first federal trademark law was enacted in 1870, but the first officially issued trademark under the U.S. system is less clearly defined due to early record-keeping practices and changes in the law. All registered trademarks since 1870 are currently available.