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Trademark Class 23: Threads and Yarns
by Jacob Tingen, Esq. | April 25, 2018 | Trademarks | 0 Comments
Trademark class 23 protects threads and yarns for use in textiles.
Recent Immigration Hold Cases
The emerging judicial consensus and trend is that ICE detainers are unconstitutional.
What Evidence of Engagement Do I Send With My Fiancé Visa Application?
The law requires that you provide evidence of your relationship and plans to get married but doesn’t specify exactly what may qualify as proof, leaving room for a variety of forms of evidence.
Why Should I Do a Trademark Search?
Doing a trademark search will not only give you peace of mind as you move forward with trademark registration, it’s an opportunity to examine your brand and enhance your marketing strategy.
K-1 Fiancé Visa Lawyers & Attorneys
Choosing an immigration attorney to help you with the K-1 Visa process is an important decision. Consider the factors discussed below as you make your decision.
How to Get a Green Card Through Marriage
by Ben Williams, Esq. | July 14, 2015 | Immigration | 0 Comments
If you’re a foreign citizen married to a citizen or permanent legal resident of the United States, your husband or wife can sponsor you to apply for a green card.
Trademark Class 26: Cloth Finishing
by Jacob Tingen, Esq. | April 25, 2018 | Trademarks | 0 Comments
Trademark Class 26 protects cloth finishing and other textile and sewing related goods.
Do I Have to Be Divorced Before I File for a Fiancé Visa?
by Jacob Tingen, Esq. | March 12, 2015 | Immigration | 0 Comments
Marriage fraud is a fake marriage that takes place for the sole purpose of obtaining permanent residence in the U.S. A fiancé visa applicant that is already married may indicate fraud to USCIS.
When Can I Start to Use the Circled R ® Trademark Symbol?
by Ben Williams, Esq. | February 6, 2015 | Intellectual Property, Trademarks | 0 Comments
Using the Circle R ® before you have successfully registered your trademark is a crime. Learn when and how to use the ® and show the world you have a registered trademark.
How Does Long-Term Care Insurance Fit into My Virginia Estate Plan?
by Trent Powell, Esq. | December 3, 2016 | FAQs | 0 Comments
Long-term care insurance is one strategy to avoid losing your wealth to expensive healthcare bills. Learn about the pros and cons of long-term care insurance below.
When Should I Use the Supplemental Register for My Trademark?
by Jacob Tingen, Esq. | January 25, 2016 | Intellectual Property, Trademarks | 0 Comments
The supplemental trademark register allows you to receive some legal protection for your descriptive mark while you continue to strengthen your brand over time.
Trademark Class 3: Soaps, Perfumes, Cosmetics and More
When you apply for a trademark, you’ll be required to specify which class or classes your company belongs in. Here are the products and services that are included in class 3.
Amending Virginia Wills & Trusts
by Trent Powell, Esq. | September 14, 2016 | FAQs | 0 Comments
Your life changes, and so should your estate plans. Instead of starting over, here are some methods you can use to amend your existing plans.
What is a Virginia Guardian Ad Litem?
Under Virginia law, a Guardian Ad Litem is a court-appointed attorney whose sole job is to represent the best interests of your child.
Overview of the Executive Action on Immigration
Find out what President Obama’s executive action on immigration actually entails. Listen to who benefits and how it might take effect over the next few months.
Trademark Class 23: Threads and Yarns
Trademark class 23 protects threads and yarns for use in textiles.
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