What does rushed processing mean?
Trademark Engine’s rushed processing refers to expedited handling of a trademark application by Trademark Engine and its legal team.
It is important to note that rushed processing does not accelerate the USPTO’s review or examination process. Once the application has been filed, it remains subject to the USPTO’s standard processing timelines. The expedited service only affects how quickly Trademark Engine handles the application before filing
Trademark Engine service charges and USPTO government filing fees are separate. Service fees cover the products and assistance purchased from Trademark Engine and, where applicable, affiliated legal services. USPTO filing fees are government charges associated with filing and processing a federal trademark application and are generally assessed per class.
The total cost can therefore vary based on the package selected, the number of trademark classes, the type of identification used, optional services, and later filings that may become necessary. Government fees already paid to the USPTO are generally non-refundable even if an application is later refused, abandoned, or withdrawn.
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is the federal agency responsible for examining U.S. trademark applications, issuing federal registrations, and maintaining official trademark records.