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Domain Name registered and found out he has a trade name registered in NV but not the U.S. flag. Am I right?

Seeking U.S. brands ect. and there was none. I searched the State in which this matter is and no trade names or registered companies. I registered the domain name. Now they have found 3 registered "trade names" registered in Nevada. How safe is my money parked domains have them now. The business is not using trade names in business if you have the extension. com recorded and transmitted. I bought a. info name.

If it did not matter provided that the domain name, you should be fine.

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