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        Can a non-U.S. resident register a trademark in the U.S.?

        I’m from Norway and want to protect my brand in the U.S. Can I register a trademark there even though I don’t live in the States?

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        Answer by: Abdullah Al Naim
        11 months ago

        Yes, non-U.S. residents can register trademarks in the U.S., ensuring their brand is protected under U.S. law. However, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) requires foreign applicants to be represented by a U.S.-licensed attorney to file and process trademark applications.

        Key Requirements for Non-U.S. Residents:

        1. U.S.-Licensed Attorney Representation

        The USPTO mandates that all foreign trademark applicants be represented by a U.S.-licensed attorney to ensure compliance with U.S. trademark laws.

        2. Trademark Application Filing

        Applicants must provide details such as the business name, logo, and the goods or services the trademark will cover.

        Filing under the correct international classification is essential for securing strong trademark protection.

        3. Protection & Legal Benefits
        • Registering a trademark in the U.S. grants nationwide protection prevents unauthorized use, and strengthens brand credibility.
        • A registered trademark helps businesses enforce legal rights against infringement.

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