FAQs

A trademark is a unique sign, logo, or phrase that identifies your brand. It protects your business identity from copycats and builds customer recognition. You need one if you want legal rights to your name or logo.
Typically 6-12 months with the USPTO, assuming no objections. We can do a thorough search first to spot potential issues and speed things up.
USPTO fees start at $350 per class of goods/services, plus attorney fees for preparation and filing. We’ll give you a clear quote upfront.
It depends. If they’re in a different industry or region and not registered, maybe. We’ll run a comprehensive search to check availability.

It depends on your goals—LLCs offer flexibility and tax benefits, while corporations suit bigger ventures or those seeking investors. We’ll assess your needs and recommend the right fit.
Usually 1-2 weeks for state filing (e.g., Articles of Organization), depending on the state. We’ll handle the paperwork to make it fast and compliant.
An EIN is the tax ID number for your business, issued by the IRS. You need it for taxes, banking, and hiring employees.
Yes, for LLCs (operating agreement) or corporations (bylaws). They define how your business runs and protects you legally. We’ll draft one tailored to you.