Can you get a refund if you change your mind about the trademark?

Answer 1

Not at all. The only time the USPTO might (emphasis on might) refund the fee is if there's a mistake on their part. Once it's filed, that's it -- they have your money regardless if it gets approved or not.

Are you wanting to alter it in somehow? They do accept slight (and emphasis here on slight) alterations after an application has been filed.

If you need assistance in this capacity, I'd suggest contacting a trademark research company or a trademark attorney. Hope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!

Answer 2

I doubt it. Once money in, it is hard to come out :o)

This is the note on refunds from the USPTO website

http://www.uspto.gov/teas/eTEASpageA.htm
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NOTE: The filing fee is an actual processing fee for the application. The USPTO will NOT refund this fee, even if ultimately the USPTO is not able to issue a registration because of problems associated with the application- approval is based on a legal determination by an examining attorney, and is NOT automatic. Therefore, please take all necessary steps to ensure the mark is registrable before filing the application.
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Answer 3

if it says in the contract then u can