MJM Trademark Service
Protect your brand with confidence. We assist with the preparation and filing of Alabama state and federal trademark applications, helping entrepreneurs safeguard their business names, logos, and slogans while navigating the registration process with ease.
We assist new business owners with legal trademarks in Alabama so they can focus on building their vision while we handle the documentation.
Services Include:
• Trademark New Registration or Renewal (Alabama Secretary of State)
Submission of state paperwork to reserve and distinguish goods and services from those of others.• Complete the Trademark Filing
Trademark Package
Trademark Application + Trademark Search + Collection of required specimens
$75 + $31.20 state filing fee
Please note:
- The Common Law of Alabama states that once you adopt and use a mark and are documented as the first to use such mark, you are entitled to exclusive rights to that mark. Any conflict of ownership is handled outside the Secretary of State's Office and is an issue for the courts.
- If ordering this service, name MUST already be reserved, and business formed.
**Filing fees are added to final cost BEFORE item is added to cart
**ALL trademark services for state of Alabama only.
** ALL legal rights are granted by the Alabama Secretary of State and must be maintained according to the law.
Disclaimer & Important Notes
Disclaimer
• Clients are responsible for obtaining required city and county business licenses.
• Turnaround time depends on state processing times.
• MJM Creative Innovations provides filing services and is not a law firm or tax advisory firm.
• Legal and tax consultation should be obtained from a licensed professional if needed.Important Notes
1. Registered Agent can be purchased separately or independently from other business formation items.
2. You MUST complete a client questionnaire before filings are initiated and/or submitted.
3. MJM does not store identifying information such as SSN #s but this information is REQUIRED to complete both state and federal filings.
4. You must provide a valid forwarding mailing address and email address. Both of which must be up to date at all times.
5. You MUST sign an official Errors & Omissions (E&O) coverage agreement.
PAYMENT IS DUE IN FULL BEFORE DOCUMENTS ARE SUBMITTED. All final approvals are sent as a PDF via email as well as a mailed physical copy.
FAQS
1. What is the difference between a state trademark and a federal trademark?
An Alabama state trademark protects your brand only within the State of Alabama. A federal trademark, registered through the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), provides nationwide protection. The best option depends on your business goals and where you conduct business.
2. Does MJM Creative Innovations guarantee my trademark will be approved?
No. Trademark approval is determined solely by the Alabama Secretary of State or the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). While we carefully prepare and submit your application, approval cannot be guaranteed.
3. Does MJM Creative Innovations perform a trademark search?
Yes. We conduct a preliminary trademark search to identify obvious conflicts before preparing your application. However, this is not a comprehensive legal clearance search and does not guarantee that your trademark is available for registration.
4. Does MJM Creative Innovations provide legal advice or represent me if my application is denied?
No. We provide trademark document preparation and filing services only. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice or representation. If legal assistance is needed, we recommend consulting a licensed trademark attorney. Boss Mom Enterprise can provide referrals upon request.
5. How long does the trademark registration process take?
Processing times vary depending on the filing type. Alabama state trademark applications are generally processed more quickly than federal applications. Federal trademark applications through the USPTO typically take several months and may take a year or longer if additional review is required.

