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How To Apostille, Authenticate & Legalize a Trademark or Patents

A "Trademark-or-Patents Document" is not a standard or recognized term in the context of intellectual property protection.
Trademarks and patents are two distinct types of intellectual property rights, and each has its own set of documents and application processes.

Trademark: A trademark is a form of intellectual property that protects brand names, logos, slogans, or any other distinctive signs that 
identify goods or services offered by a particular company. The document related to trademarks is the
"Trademark Application," which is filed with the relevant trademark office to seek protection for the specific mark.

Patent: A patent is an exclusive right granted to an inventor or assignee for an invention, providing them 
with the right to exclude others from making, using, or selling the patented invention for a limited period. 
The document related to patents is the "Patent Application," which is filed with the appropriate patent office to seek protection for the invention.

While trademarks and patents are both forms of intellectual property protection, 
they are distinct and require separate applications and documentation. 
The terms "Trademark-or-Patents Document" might be used informally to refer to any documentation related to intellectual property,
but it is more accurate and clear to use the specific terms
"Trademark Application" and "Patent Application" when referring to these 
different types of intellectual property protection.

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