“We have used Christian Sanchelima and his staff for several trademarks and litigation services. The entire office is professional and very knowledgeable.”Miami intellectual property & business law
Protecting ideas.
Resolving disputes.
Established in 1977Consultations in English and Spanish.

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Sanchelima & Associates Patent & Trademark Center · Miami, Florida
In our clients’ words
What our clients say.
“Ellos me ayudaron a registrar mi logo y mi marca , ademas me crearon mi franquicia y el contrato.”Selected excerpts from public Google reviews, in their original English and Spanish.
Representative clients
Trusted by local businesses and recognized brands.






Our services
How we can help.
Our history
Built in Miami. Growing with our clients.
A second-generation Miami firm built around intellectual property, business and long-term client relationships.

- 1977
Founded in Miami
Jesús Sanchelima establishes the firm.
- 1980
Exclusively IP
The firm begins practicing exclusively in intellectual property.
- 2009
Second generation
Christian Sanchelima joins the firm.
- 2026
1,600 issued patents · 6,000 trademark matters
A record of protecting inventions and brands across generations.
Issued-patent total reflects the September 2026 grant audit. Trademark matters are rounded from the supplied 5,970-matter baseline.
We work with inventors, entrepreneurs, and established businesses on the ideas, brands, agreements, and disputes that shape their future.
- Technical and engineering background
- English and Spanish communication
- Flat-fee options for selected services
Briefings & insights
Questions innovators
are asking now.
How Much Does a Trademark Cost in 2026?
What does a trademark cost in 2026? Understand USPTO fees, attorney fees, extra charges, and how to budget for your Miami business.
See the answer ↗Who Should Own a Trademark Application: You or Your Company?
The owner named in a trademark application should match the legal person or entity that owns the mark or has the bona fide intention to use it. Review ownership before filing, restructuring, selling a business, or submitting maintenance documents.
See the answer ↗What Happens After a Notice of Allowance in an Intent-to-Use Trademark Application?
A Notice of Allowance does not register an intent-to-use trademark. Learn what the six-month deadline means, what evidence supports a Statement of Use, and when an extension may be appropriate.
See the answer ↗Before we talk
A few helpful answers.
What should I bring to a consultation?
Bring a brief summary of your matter, any upcoming deadlines, and relevant documents, such as agreements, correspondence, or invention materials. The team can help identify what else is needed.
Can we discuss my matter in Spanish?
Yes. Consultations are available in English and Spanish. Let us know which language you prefer when requesting an appointment.
Do you offer flat-fee arrangements?
Flat-fee arrangements are available for selected services. Scope and fees depend on the matter and will be discussed before an engagement is agreed.
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