Neon Law Namesake
$777 once
Your trademark, filed with the USPTO.
- A licensed attorney prepares and files your application in one class
- Routine prosecution to registration is included
- The USPTO filing fee for the class is passed through at cost
- Each additional class is a separate flat fee
Your name is your namesake — the mark customers recognize. Neon Law Namesake is a flat-fee trademark filing: a licensed attorney prepares and files your application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office and handles the routine correspondence to register it.
Try Namesake when the name has started to matter. Customers recognize it. You have put work behind it. Now the public record should show that you are claiming it.
Tell us the mark and the goods or services it covers. A licensed attorney prepares the application, files it in one class with the USPTO, and handles routine prosecution to registration while keeping you informed of office actions and deadlines.
The $777 fee covers one class and routine prosecution. The USPTO filing fee passes through at cost, and each additional class is a separate flat fee.
The honest boundary is simple: registration is the USPTO's decision, not ours. A substantive refusal, third-party opposition, later maintenance, or renewal filing is its own engagement. When your matter reaches one of those, we say so plainly and quote it separately.
A written engagement letter states the exact scope, the one-class fee, the per-class fee for additions, and the terms for ending the work. If your name is ready for the register, email support@neonlaw.com with the mark and what it covers.