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- I have filed many thousands of trademark applications with the US Patent and Trademark Office over the last 20 or so years. Prior to filing applications on my own for clients, I was an examiner at the USPTO, reviewing applications that had been filed. And Ive, of course, learned so many things from reviewing, submitting, and going through the application process with all of these applications. But there are three mistakes that come up the most frequently and are the most common and I wanna tell you about them briefly today, and why theyre important. The first most common mistake is a failure to search the records before filing. Searching the records is extremely important. First of all, a search in general of more than just the USPTO records is very important when creating and launching a new brand name or logo or tagline. But even beyond that, even if a name has been in existence for a while, its important to search the USPTO records before submitting the application to know what