UK Company Formation With Trademark Registration

Setting up a private company with a trademark registration

Obtaining the necessary legal protection for a trademark submission can be assisted by a private company formation, and the fully trained advisers at Coddan can assist individuals and businesses with the entire process.

Provided that the private limited company set-up with trade-mark registration formalities are completed thoroughly and accurately, a term or phrase can be protected as 'Intellectual Property' within the United Kingdom.

If you've any questions about a company registration with trademark, then please get in touch with us! Mail: info@coddan.co.uk. We aim to reply to all emails within 24 hours. If you are rushing please feel free to call us between 9.30am-6.00pm Monday to Friday by telephoning + 44 (0) 207.935.5171 or (0) 330.808.0089 (national rates) and chat further.

Forming a company with the trademark registration

Setting-up a private company with the UK trademark registration: one of the further examples of the benefits of a UK company formation is the ability to apply for British trade-mark registration once you have completed a corporate Coddan' banners above of this text.

You can choose where you would like to form a limited company and get the trademark registration, you can order the formation of a new company in London, in Liverpool, or in Edinburgh, Belfast or in Manchester and get the UK trade mark registrations.

If you need a multi classes, please call us to discuss your company registration with trademark requirements.

Setting-up a private limited company with a trademark registration

For companies that need the same levels of protection further afield, Coddan can advise about applying for international trade mark registration - a process that can be extensive due to the need for individual applications for each territory.

Forming a company in UK means that the business & trading name is registered at Companies House. Taking this step alone will not protect the business name as a trademark registration, but our advisers can perform research to demonstrate if the term is also suitable as a trade mark.

When dealing with the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) in the UK, a trademark application is far more likely to be accepted if the applicant can demonstrate that they can justify its protection - this includes needing it to maintain the integrity of their existing company name.

If making contact directly with the IPO is a daunting prospect for a client, we can handle these communications in a professional and effective manner.

A company limited by guarantee can also be formed for the purposes of protecting a trademark, and our non-profit companies formation specialist can advise if this is the best possible option. This kind of a company limited by guarantee registration is usually suitable for charities and not-for-profit organisations, but this does not mean that establishing a trademark should be taken any less seriously.

The worst-case scenario would be for another element to try and use a charitable organisation's well-known term for their own commercial gain, and forming as a company that is limited by guarantee will add extra strength to the relevant trademark submission.

The same principals apply to individuals that wish to register as a charity, and any weaknesses in a trade mark can significant affect fundraising efforts. A strong trademark adds a level of legitimacy to any charitable operation, and supporters are assured at the same time.

To get more advice about the most appropriate type of a company to register and protect a trademark, get in touch with Coddan today. If you are looking to register a trade-mark in EU, we can also help, we can offer a new private company set-up with trademark in EU, please call to our office to discuss your needs.