A trademark can be registered even before it is actually used in commerce so long as the registrant verifies a bona fide intention to use the mark in commerce and actually does so within six months.

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This statement reflects the intent-to-use application process in the United States, which allows for registration of a trademark before it is actually used in commerce, as long as the applicant can provide evidence of a bona fide intention to use the mark and follows through with actual use within six months of registration.

A Trademark Can Be Registered Even Before It Is Actually