Scope and Process
A trade mark application involves more than providing a name. The owner, type of mark and the goods or services to be protected must be stated clearly in the correct class. First Choice Bookkeeping prepares the application from this information and completes a specialist review before filing with UKIPO.
See what business need this service covers and how the work is delivered.
- UK trade mark application preparation in one class
- Review of owner and application details
- Review of the goods/services class and specification
- Preparation and filing of the UKIPO application
- Secure collection of logo artwork where required
- Guidance after filing and through the opposition period
Trade mark registration scope and fees
The main trade mark registration service includes one goods or services class. Each additional class added to the application is charged separately.
Trade Mark Registration Service
Application preparation, specification review and UKIPO filing for one class.
Additional Class
For each additional goods or services class added before the main application is filed with UKIPO.
What is covered?
The main workstreams we prepare, coordinate and deliver as part of the service.
Mark and ownership
We confirm whether the application is for a word, logo or combined mark and capture the owner's legal details.
Class and specification
The goods or services are identified under the Nice Classification and the filing specification is prepared.
Filing and follow-up
The application is filed with UKIPO and material developments during examination and publication are communicated to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
The main registration service includes one goods or services class. Each further class requires an additional class service.
If you select a logo or combined mark, our team will request the artwork through a secure document channel before filing.
No. UKIPO examines the application and third parties may oppose it during publication. The service covers professional preparation and filing, not a guaranteed outcome.
No. The scope cannot be expanded after filing, so additional classes and goods/services must be agreed beforehand.