Register Your UK Trademark.
Fixed Fee. 48 Hours.

For one class: £405 total (£200 professional fee + £205 UKIPO government fee). Each additional class adds £125 (professional) + £60 (UKIPO). UKIPO fees increased from £170 to £205 on 1 April 2026. These are statutory government charges set by the Intellectual Property Office. Our professional fee is fixed and inclusive of standard objection replies.

If we advise you to proceed with filing and the UKIPO later refuses your trademark because of a conflicting earlier mark that our preliminary search should have identified, we refund our professional fee less a £50 administration charge to cover the search and advisory work already completed. UKIPO government fees are non-refundable as they are paid directly to the registry. This guarantee reflects our confidence in the thoroughness of our search. Most refusals relate to distinctiveness under section 3 of the Trade Marks Act 1994, not prior conflicts, which we flag before filing.

We file within 48 hours of receiving instructions and payment. The UKIPO examines your application within 2–4 weeks, then publishes it for a 2-month opposition period. If no one opposes, your trademark is registered — typically 3–4 months total.

Standard objections (classification, specification amendments, formality queries) are handled at no extra cost. If the UKIPO raises a substantive distinctiveness objection under section 3 of the Trade Marks Act 1994, we advise on options and quote for additional work before proceeding.

Yes, you can file directly with the UKIPO for £205 (single class, online). However, if you select the wrong class, miss a conflicting mark, or draft a weak goods and services specification, the application may be refused and the fee is non-refundable. Our professional fee covers the expertise to maximise your chances of registration first time.

Yes. Santosh Pandey is a practising Solicitor regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). You can verify independently at sra.org.uk. All work is conducted under the SRA Standards and Regulations.

Yes. The free conflict search is the first step. You submit your brand name, we run a UKIPO register search, and Santosh Pandey personally reviews and responds with advice on classes and any conflicting earlier marks. Only once you have written advice and a fixed quote do you decide whether to proceed. No payment is required before you have spoken with a qualified solicitor about your specific application.