Q: I am interested in learning more about your Copyright-Name service.  However, I have a few questions regarding:

   (1)  Trademark vs Copyright (are both services available
        through your services)

   (2)  Do I need to trademark/copyright both my birth name
        and married name on the public notice advertisment.
        Also, would it be available to trademark/copyright
        my under age daughter?

   (3)  Is it available to order a trademark/copyright
        stamp?

R: To answer in part

Names are property and your name is your property, no matter what form it appears in. Your TRADE NAME© is common-law copyright. Your True Name© is autograph-common-law copyright.

Your name is not copyrighted statutorily because you are a flesh-and-blood man [woman]
– not a corportation and deal exclusively in common law. Since the law cannot compel impossibilities, you have only one option, common law, which you have accessed by copyrighting your property.

I assist you in this process by creating a security agreement, indemnity bond, power of attorney and a common-law public notice which establishes your claim of right if you will.

   (2)  Do I need to trademark/copyright both my birth name
        and married name on the public notice advertisment.
        Also, would it be available to trademark/copyright
        my under age daughter?

Understand that in the first place you are not your name but rather
you were given names as a member of a family clan or group. As such any name you go by is an alias or a label attached to your person. When you got married you are now a member of another group or family if you will. I would trademark/copyright the name you are currently going by or both if you have property in your maiden
name [this could be done all within one set of documents].

You could do the same for your underage daughter but since she is under your custody I would simply claim her legal entity (straw man) as your debtor as you would make claim to all property under your straw men current and past [your married name and your maiden name].

   (3)  Is it available to order a trademark/copyright
        stamp?

This is not necessary in my humble opinion, you can sign your name a number of different ways to remove any doubt as to the exact identification of the signing party. Any stamp maker in your local area can create a stamp for you to use if you prefer for your convenience. See some samples below: “John Henry Doe©” being your signature.

ie: JOHN HENRY DOE©, by John Henry Doe©, Authorized Representative

by John Henry Doe©, Authorized Representative

by John Henry Doe©, Agent

By order of: JOHN DOE,
by John Henry Doe©, Authorized Representative

Hope that helps. – Les