Download Interactive Trademark Search

CDNameSearch
- Interactive Trademark Search Description of the trademark
for UCA and TMDA Act entries (wordy text description)
Foreign Character Translation field
The search indexes produced from these trademark 4 fields are word-oriented indexes.
Examples of Search Indexes generated for CDNameSearch
BAMBI
gives
BAMBI
BLACK KITTEN
gives
BLACK
KITTEN
I.B.M.
gives
I
B
M
SNOWMAN & DESIGN gives
SNOWMAN
DESIGN
Some Extra Search indexes are generated for the trademark field automatically so as to make searching a little easier and
convenient. These are squeezed indexes and additional search indexes for some special characters.
CDNameSearch Search Index Enhancements
Extra indexes have been generated for trademark entities where their forms are simply squeezed together as in these
examples illustrated below. Also an extra search index for these trademarks having special punctuation characters
contained in them has been added to CDNameSearch to enhance its searching capabilities.
Examples:
CHAMONIX
SPORTS PLUS
THE PRICE IS RIGHT
RE/MAX
I.B.M.
C PLUS
gives
gives
gives
gives
gives
gives
CHAMONIX
SPORTSPLUS
THEPRICEISRIGHT
REMAX
IBM
CPLUS
Note: The squeezed entities are only put together as such if they occur within 20 characters of the left hand side of
the mark however. They have been created only from the original trademark field.
This will provide some solutions to the badly formulated marks like CHAMONIX appearing in the one word situations.
It will also give you more hits in the one-word two-word situations as well. Prefix searches may find more of the one
word - two word situations as well. As before, searches of the form *NIX* will find the squeezed letter type marks like
C H A M O N I X regardless of where they occur in a mark.
They do slow searching down a fair bit if you have a short lookup string or you did a heavy search of the form *PRO*.
We are still refining the removal of certain junk entities like & DESIGN appearing in the marks.
Example:
RE/MAX
produces 3 search indexes
Guide to Using CDNameSearch
USPTO and Canadian Trademarks Databases
Search Tips for Professionals • 3-33