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To register a DBA in Alabama, you must file an Application to Register or Renew Trademark, Service Mark, or Trade Name with the Alabama Secretary of State. The name must already be in use, cost is $30, and renewal is required every five years.

How do you register a DBA in Alabama?
In Alabama, a DBA (also called a trade name or assumed name) allows your business to operate under a name different from your legal entity name. This video explains the full filing process, state requirements, and how to keep your DBA active.

✅ Step-by-Step: How to File an Alabama DBA
Choosing and Confirming Your DBA Name
-Search the Alabama Secretary of State’s business entity records to confirm your name is not already taken
-Check domain name availability if you plan to use the name online

Using the Trade Name
-Alabama requires that you already be using the trade name before registering it
-Gather proof of use such as business cards, brochures, or marketing materials

Filing the Application
-Complete the Application to Register or Renew Trademark, Service Mark, or Trade Name
-File online or by mail with the Alabama Secretary of State
-Provide details such as the trade name, date of first use, and specimens showing how it’s used

Paying the Fee
-The filing fee for an Alabama DBA is $30

Renewal Requirements
-Alabama DBAs must be renewed every five years


📍 Alabama DBA Quick Facts
Filing is required if you operate under any name other than your legal business name

You must already be using the trade name before registration

Filing is handled through the Alabama Secretary of State


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