Apostille Connect Intent to Use Trademark Application for Electronic Document Authentication Services

ChangeBridge: Trademarks - Legal & Security (Class 045)

Published August 14th, 2025

Detected April 1st, 2026

Summary

APOSTILLE CONNECT filed an Intent to Use trademark application (TM99338091) with USPTO under Class 45 for electronic apostille and document authentication services. The application covers SaaS platforms for requesting, generating, storing, and authenticating electronic apostilles, as well as legal document tracking and communication facilitation between government agencies and individuals.

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APOSTILLE CONNECT submitted a trademark application (TM99338091) to USPTO for services including electronic apostille authentication platforms, legal document preparation for Hague Convention apostilles, SaaS for document retrieval and transmission to competent authorities, and inter-agency communication facilitation. The application is filed as Intent to Use with a deadline to commence use by March 31, 2026.

No immediate compliance action is required from third parties. Legal professionals and technology companies offering apostille or document authentication services should review the application to assess potential conflicts with existing trademarks. The Intent to Use basis means the applicant has until March 2026 to begin commercial use of the mark.

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Intent to Use TM99338091 Kind: intenttouse Mar 31, 2026

Abstract

Providing access to databases, featuring an electronic exchange of apostille services across a nationwide network of government agencies; Legal information services, namely, the apostilling, validation, and authentication and retrieval of electronic legal documents from domestic and international competent authorities; apostille services, namely, preparation of electronic legal documents for apostilles in digital and paper formats pursuant to the Hague Conference on Private International Law and legal consultation and advice on how to utilize these documents in foreign countries; providing an interactive web site featuring legal information regarding apostilles and apostille requirements in various jurisdictions; providing an interactive web site featuring legal information on apostilles and applicable apostille requirements in various jurisdictions; providing legal information, namely, tracking and monitoring regulatory requirements in the field of apostilles; providing legal on-line information, namely in the field of apostilles and apostille requirements; Providing online, non-downloadable computer software for secure retrieval, transmission to a competent authority, and authentication of electronic documents in the field of apostille services by the competent authority; software as a service (SAAS) services featuring software for requesting, generating, storing, authenticating, and issuing electronic documents in the field of apostilles; software as a service (SAAS) services featuring software for providing information about legal eligibility requirements for document authentication and apostilles; software as a service (SAAS) services featuring software or requesting and transmitting electronic files relating to apostilles; software as a service (SAAS) services facilitating communications between government agencies and individuals concerning apostilles