1. Should I file TEAS plus or standard?

TEAS Standard is the better option if you need a custom description of your goods and services.  TEAS Plus is the better option for first-time or inexperienced applicants who can describe their goods and services using the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s Trademark ID manual.

2. Can I use TEAS Plus for intent to use?

Yes, you can file intent to use applications using the TEAS Plus application option. 

3. What is TEAS in USPTO?

TEAS stands for the Trademark Electronic Application System, which is the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s online filing system.  TEAS permits you to submit application forms directly to the USPTO over the Internet and pay application filing fees by credit cards, electronic funds transfer, or through an existing USPTO deposit account.

4. What does TEAS stand for trademark?

TEAS stands for the Trademark Electronic Application System, which is the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s online filing system.  TEAS permits you to submit application forms directly to the USPTO over the Internet and pay application filing fees by credit cards, electronic funds transfer, or through an existing USPTO deposit account.