Correct. U.S. trademark protection is limited to the country. To secure rights abroad, it’s necessary to register in each target jurisdiction or through international systems like the Madrid Protocol.

Yes. Missing renewal deadlines can lead to the cancellation of your trademark, leaving your brand vulnerable to use by others.

Absolutely. A registered trademark is a legal asset that demonstrates brand credibility and can positively impact valuation and investor confidence.

Yes. Terms that are too generic or descriptive often lack distinctiveness and are more likely to be rejected by trademark offices.

Yes. Registering with the EUIPO grants trademark protection across all 27 European Union member states through a single application.