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Serial Numbers are assigned to trademark applications when they are filed with the USPTO while Registration Numbers are assigned to when trademark applications are granted. By Michael Kondoudis, Small Business Trademark Attorney. This is our EASY guide to trademark serial numbers and registration numbers.
New three-month response deadline for office actions with optional extension. Updated the following forms to show that trademark applicants have three months to respond to most office actions issued by an examining attorney beginning December 3, 2022. This helps reduce the time it takes to get a registration.
1-800-786-9199 (press 1) The Trademark Assistance Center (TAC) is the main support center for all customers, from first-time filers to legal professionals and experienced trademark applicants.
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is the federal agency for granting U.S. patents and registering trademarks.
Most replies to Office actions (official letters) must be received within 6 months from the mailing date on the Office action.
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If you received an Office Action from an examining attorney regarding your application, you must respond within three months of the Office action Issue date, or within six months of the issue date of the Office action if you filed and were granted a three-month extension of the deadline, or your application will be
The office action (official letter) you receive from the USPTO will specify the time period in which you must respond. In most cases, we must receive a response to your office action within three months of the date specified in the heading of the email notice you receive when an office action issues.
A shortened statutory period may not be less than 30 days (35 U.S.C. 133). The Patent Law Treaty (PLT), which entered into force with respect to the United States on December 18, 2013, provides for a time period of at least two months for replies to most Office actions and other notices.