Our objective is to help trademark owners understand and respond to USPTO issues before important deadlines are missed. We focus on abandoned applications, Office Actions, prior-filed application advisories, conflicting trademark records, petitions, Statements of Use, and renewal deadlines.
Trademark Case Support
Track abandoned, refused, suspended, and conflicted trademark matters that require timely USPTO review, response, or recovery support.
A clear process for abandoned, refused, suspended, and conflicted USPTO trademark matters.
We start by reviewing the USPTO record, including the serial number, current status, deadlines, filing history, Office Actions, prior-filed applications, and any conflicting marks connected to the case.
After reviewing the record, we explain the available options. Depending on the case, this may include a petition to revive, Office Action response, Statement of Use, extension request, renewal filing, amendment, monitoring, or refiling strategy.
Once the next step is confirmed, we assist with preparing and submitting the required filing or response. After submission, we monitor the USPTO status and keep you updated on further notices, deadlines, or required action.
A trademark record can become vulnerable when an Office Action is missed, a Statement of Use is not filed, a renewal deadline passes, or another party files a conflicting mark.
Our objective is to help trademark owners review the USPTO record, understand the issue, and take the next available step before the matter becomes harder to recover.
US Trademark Support assists trademark owners with abandoned, refused, suspended, and conflicted USPTO trademark matters.
We review filing history, deadlines, Office Actions, cited marks, and application status to identify the most appropriate path forward.
Support may include petitions, responses, amendments, extensions, renewals, monitoring, and refiling assistance where available.
Our team reviews abandoned, refused, suspended, and conflicted trademark matters by analyzing USPTO records, deadlines, filing history, cited marks, and available response options.
Attorney-level review can be requested separately when legal strategy, complex refusals, likelihood-of-confusion issues, or enforcement concerns require additional legal analysis.
We guide you through registration, enforcement, and maintenance with clarity and proven results. Fast process, expert advice, trusted support.
Find answers to common trademark questions, including Office Actions, abandoned applications, specimens, Statements of Use, renewals, fees, and USPTO case support.
A trademark is a name, logo, slogan, phrase, design, or symbol that helps customers identify the source of goods or services.
An Office Action is an official USPTO notice stating that an application has an issue that must be addressed before it can move forward. Common issues include refusals, specimen problems, disclaimers, classification changes, or conflicts with another mark.
An abandoned trademark application is no longer active because a required USPTO action was not completed on time, such as responding to an Office Action or filing a Statement of Use.
Sometimes. Revival depends on the reason for abandonment, the deadline, and the USPTO record. If revival is not available, refiling may be considered.
A Statement of Use is filed when an intent-to-use application is ready to show actual use of the mark in commerce. It usually requires a specimen and a USPTO filing fee.
Section 8 confirms that a registered trademark is still in use. Section 9 renews the registration. These filings help keep a trademark registration active.
A specimen is proof showing the trademark in actual use. For goods, this may be packaging, labels, tags, or a product page with ordering information. For services, it may be a website, ad, brochure, or service page.
Our standard service fee is $50 for filing support and administrative assistance. If legal counsel or attorney-level review is requested, the legal counsel fee is $500. USPTO government fees are separate.
No. US Trademark Support is an independent trademark support service. We are not the USPTO, not a government agency, and not affiliated with the USPTO.
No. The USPTO makes the final decision. No approval, registration, revival, renewal acceptance, or specific outcome can be guaranteed.
Have a USPTO Office Action, abandoned application, Statement of Use deadline, renewal notice, or conflicting trademark issue? Contact US Trademark Support to review your case and move forward with the correct next step.
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