If your business is organized as a corporation, LLC or limited partnership, your official business name should be automatically registered with the state when you file your articles of incorporation, articles of organization or statement of limited partnership. But no matter what type of business you have, you may also need to file a fictitious or assumed business name statement and register your name for trademark protection at the state or federal level. For more information, see Registering Your Business Name . Shows you how to choose a distinctive name competitors can't copy, register it and fight infringers. The nuts and bolts of registering a trademark with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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This guide will show you how to choose, register and protect a great URL for your site. Related Articles Related Products Choosing a Business Name FAQ Answers to commonly asked questions about choosing and registering a successful business name. Your Proposed Business Name Is Available Find out if your desired business name is free for you to use. Choosing and Registering a Domain Name How to pick, register and protect your website's unique address. Shows you how to choose a distinctive name competitors can't copy, register it and fight infringers.