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Check the name, logo and classes before you invest in branding.

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Sample report

Nordiva

TMC-2026-M1CLIE · 03.11.2026

Simulated data: the marks, owners and numbers are invented for this demo.

0508510060%CONFIDENCE SCORE
Moderate risk

There are similarities to review before you invest in branding.

  • Name and sound: Closest: Nordiva, 100% similar
  • Logo: No similar logo
  • Nice classes: Similar marks in a related class: 1

Marks found (2)

22 candidates reviewed

  • The name is spelled very similarly (100%). It covers the same class (9). The mark has expired, so the risk is lower but not zero.

    AL · Filed 05.11.2013 · Expires 05.11.2023

    Spelling100%
    Sound100%
    LogoNot compared
    TaglineNot compared

    100%² × 1 (same class) × 0.35 (expired) = 35% conflict

Source: markatregtare.com (letrat LLC)

Next steps

  1. 1Review Nordiva with a lawyerThis is the most important match. A lawyer can assess whether consumers could confuse the two marks.
  2. 2Narrow the classes or product listA more precise description of your products can reduce the overlap with the existing mark.
  3. 3Verify the expired markAn expired mark may still be within the renewal period, or the owner may hold rights from use.
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Uploaded logoClasses checked: 9 (Software, apps and electronics), 42 (Software as a service, IT and science)

This report is an automated preliminary check and is not legal advice. It does not cover every register, unregistered rights or well-known marks.