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1. Write the proposed trademarkMake a list of the proposed trademarks 2
2. Phonetic permutationsWrite any possible combination of letters and numbers that can be permuted to obtain the same trademark phonetically; for example K vs. of C, n vs. nn, insert h wherever it does not change the sound. For example: Gr8 vs. Great; e-naf vs. enough, etc. 3
3. Verify availability3. Check name availability with the USPTO by accessing this site: http://tess2.uspto.gov/bin/gate.exe?f=tess&state=okmkck.1.1 Additional ResourcesMore information on Trademarks at www.themindharvesters.com/trademarks.aspx Related Questions2 Attorney answers: 
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