Where is the trademark application form?
Where is the trademark application form?
Trademark Center is a system designed to improve your filing experience. It's the only way you can apply to register your trademark.
To keep up with escalating threats, we now require more secure multi-factor authentication methods when logging into our systems with a USPTO.gov account.
New features
You can make certain changes to any of your filings using Trademark Center. This includes amendments and updates to:
- Attorney and owner information, like email or mailing address
- Mark information, including updates to the mark description or translations
- Additional information, such as adding prior registrations or disclaimer statements
You can now:
- Change, clarify, and remove entries from your identification of goods and services
- Pay for additional fees like insufficient information fees, amendment to allege use fees, and chargebacks
- Download a complete preview of your filing, including fee information
- Use all draft-sharing options with amendments
- Use new view options in your docket.
After our next update in early 2026, you'll be able to change the filing basis and add new classes of goods and services in Trademark Center.
To use the new Trademark Center feature, select the “Manage trademarks” drop-down in the navigation ribbon and choose “Amend or update a filing.”
Training
We offer live webinars to learn the fundamentals of our new filing system. Visit our Trademark Center webinar series page to register for an upcoming event.
For everyone looking for an overview of how to file an application in Trademark Center, watch this recorded webinar.
Federal trademark filing: Overview
Federal trademark filing: Overview
For trademark attorneys and sponsored support staff, watch this webinar recording for more advanced features.
Trademark attorneys: Mastering the Trademark Center application filing system
Trademark attorneys: Mastering the Trademark Center application filing system
Application walkthroughs
You can also watch videos that focus on specific scenarios when filing a trademark application with a single class of goods or services:
- Standard character, intent-to-use basis
- Standard character, use in commerce basis
- Standard character, foreign registration basis
- Standard character, intent-to-use with foreign priority date basis
To learn more about draft sharing between attorneys and sponsored support staff, see our video walkthrough on sharing drafts.