Office Action responses must be accurate and timely. Our attorneys tackle refusals like descriptiveness, confusion, and more to keep your application moving forward.
Trademark Brand Registration offers professional support in drafting precise legal replies to USPTO Office Actions both procedural and substantive. Our attorneys assess the issues, evaluate risks, and craft strong responses to keep your trademark filing on course.
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Trademark Brand Registration is ready to answer all your key questions.
It’s an official notice from the USPTO pointing out issues or objections in your trademark application.
Not always. Some are minor and procedural, while others require legal arguments. It’s important to review them carefully.
You typically have 3 months to respond, with a possible 3-month extension if needed.
You can, but legal guidance is highly recommended to avoid errors or weak arguments that could lead to refusal.
Your application will be considered abandoned, and you’ll lose your filing unless you reapply from the beginning.
Yes. Many trademarks get approved after a strong and timely response to an Office Action.
