Trademark

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Please consult the trademark expert as only few advocates do such jobs. As per my knowledge you need not apply separately once you have applied for such brand name. Get effective advice from expert trademark advocates.

Yes, even if you have already applied for a wordmark for your brand name, you should generally apply for a separate wordmark for your domain name under Class 35 if both are the same. Here's why:

Trademark Classes: Trademarks are classified into different classes based on the goods and services they represent. Class 35 specifically covers "advertising, business management; business administration; office functions." If your domain name is used primarily for online advertising, marketing, or e-commerce, it falls under Class 35.
Scope of Protection: A trademark registration provides protection only for the specific goods and services listed in the application. If your brand name trademark is registered under a different class (e.g., for clothing), it won't protect your use of the same name as a domain name for online business activities.
Preventing Infringement: A separate trademark registration for your domain name under Class 35 helps prevent others from using your brand name for similar online services, such as advertising, e-commerce, or online marketing.
However, there might be exceptions:

If your initial brand name trademark application already includes Class 35: In this case, a separate application for the domain name might not be necessary.
If your domain name is used solely for identifying your website and not for any specific business services: You might not need a separate trademark for the domain name itself.
It's crucial to consult with a qualified trademark attorney: They can assess your specific situation, review your existing trademark application, and advise you on the best course of action. They can help you determine if a separate trademark application for your domain name is necessary and guide you through the process.