If you claim rights to use a mark, you may use the
"TM" (trademark) or "SM" (service mark) symbol to
alert the public to your claim of a “common-law” mark. No registration is necessary to use a
"TM" or "SM" symbol and those symbols put people on notice that you
claim rights in the mark. You may only use the federal
registration symbol "®" after the USPTO actually registers a mark.
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