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Can I use my word trademark in all caps, some letter capitalised, etc., or does it have to be used exactly as typed at the time of registration?

Written by Jan Buza

Co-founder of Trama

You can use a registered wordmark in any capitalization. A wordmark is not tied to a specific visual presentation; it protects the text itself in any form. All caps, sentence case, mixed case; all fall within the scope of the same wordmark registration.

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