U S MARINE CORPS HOBBYIST TRADEMARK LICENSE AGREEMENT 2025

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The U.S. Marine Corps Hobbyist Trademark License Agreement outlines the terms under which a hobbyist can use specific Marine Corps trademarks and property to create and sell handmade goods. It grants a nonexclusive, nontransferable license for a specified term, emphasizing quality control, ownership rights, and restrictions on the types of products that can be made. The agreement prohibits unauthorized use of manufactured items and requires compliance with design standards set by the Marine Corps. Additionally, it details fees, distribution channels, and termination conditions.

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Begin by filling in your personal information, including your name, email address, and phone number in the designated fields.
Select the term of your license by checking either the 1-year option for $150 or the 2-year option for $200.
In the 'Requested licensed products' section, clearly describe the handmade items you plan to create using USMC trademarks.
Review the Grant of License section carefully to ensure you understand your rights and obligations regarding the use of USMC property.
Sign digitally in the Hobbyist signature field and type your name below it. Ensure all required fields are completed before saving.
Save your completed agreement as a PDF and email it to trademark_licensing@usmc.mil as instructed in the submission guidelines.

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Is Semper Fi trademarked?

used in other contexts, such as boating, fishing, the oceans, etc., the USMC asserts no trademark, or if the term is being used in reference to a Marine of any other nation (such as the Royal Marines), or a fictional Marine.

Is U.S. Marines trademarked?

The Eagle, Globe and Anchor is the universally recognized symbol of the United States Marine Corps. The Eagle Globe and Anchor, Seal, initials (USMC) and name are the exclusive property of the United States Marine Corps. Permission to use them for commercial retail and advertising (free or paid) is required.

Is it okay to say Semper Fi?

#OTD in 1912, the Marines Hymn was registered with the US copyright office. The music originates from an 1867 work by Jacques Offenbach with the lyrics added by an anonymous author.

Is Semper Fi copyrighted?

Trademark Use of Semper Fi in Business Names in the U.S. The phrase Semper Fi, short for Semper Fidelis, is widely associated with the U.S. Marine Corps but is not federally trademarked as a standalone term. However, Semper Fidelis may have trademark protections in certain contexts.

Can I use the Marine Corps logo?

Commercial or noncommercial use or imitation of the Marine Corps emblem, names, or initials is prohibited unless permission is first obtained in writing from the CMC, except when such use does not suggest that the use or imitation is approved, endorsed, or authorized by the Marine Corps or any other component of the