To ensure a smooth trademark registration process, it’s important to avoid these common obstacles:

Non-Business Purposes:

Trademarks can only be registered for commercial use. You cannot register a trademark if it’s not associated with a business or product.

Generic or Descriptive Names:

Your trademark name must be unique and distinctive. Generic terms or overly descriptive names are not eligible for registration.

Lack of Use or Intent to Use:

You must either be actively using the trademark in business or have a clear intention to do so in the near future.

Similarity to Existing Trademarks:

If your trademark is too similar to an already registered or pending trademark, it can cause confusion among consumers. Every application must specify the exact goods or services the trademark will cover to prevent this.