Our Office Action filing process involves three steps.

Our seasoned experts ensure your trademark application meets requirements, enhancing its chances of success.

  • 01Review of information

    Our trademark specialists meticulously review all provided information to ensure an accurate and thorough assessment.

  • 02Evaluating requirement

    Our professionals engage in thorough discussions to tailor the office action response to your specific requirements.

  • 03Drafting a response

    We draft a response and seek approval. Upon a successful review, your mark will be registered with the USPTO.

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Received an Office Action? We're here to help!

Office Actions represent official written notifications from USPTO examining attorneys to applicants seeking trademark registration. These notifications outline reasons why the applied-for mark faces challenges in registration and specify any additional information or requirements necessary to proceed with the registration process.
They serve to identify potential legal issues, protecting both existing registered marks and applicants from potential infringement. Responding accurately to Office Actions is crucial, as there's a limited number of responses allowed in the process. The quality and precision of the response are paramount, necessitating accurate and complete information.
Concerned about crafting the ideal response to an Office Action? Save yourself time, money, and opportunities – let us handle the task for you! Why struggle when you can trust us to deliver a successful response while you relax?

Responses to Office Actions

$149

Simple Process

Provide answers to a few straightforward questions to get started.

Assessment and Preparation of Eligibility

Once all requirements are satisfied, we'll initiate the drafting of a response

Review and Sign Off

You sign off on the response, and we file it – all completed within moments.

Hear From Our Satisfied Clients

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FAQS about Office Action Responses

When the USPTO identifies an issue in a trademark application, they issue an Office Action. This document outlines the reasons why trademark registration cannot proceed. To address this matter, applicants may be required to respond by filing an Office Action.

Trademark Office actions are divided into two categories:

  • Non-final Office Action: This is issued by the US Trademark Office when an issue is raised for the first time.
  • Final Office Action: If the applicant does not address the issues raised in a prior Office Action, the USPTO will issue a final Office Action. There are limited options for responding to a final Office Action.

Failing to respond to a trademark Office Action within six months can put your trademark application at severe risk. If abandonment occurs, you will have no choice but to restart the entire registration process from scratch - something that could take considerably more time and effort.

While we are not legal professionals and cannot offer legal advice, we can assess your Trademark Office Action for eligibility. Following this evaluation, we can discuss whether our services are suitable for your needs or if you may require the assistance of an attorney.

Office Actions can be issued due to various reasons, such as inaccurate descriptions of goods and services, evidence suggesting the trademark is merely descriptive, similarity to existing marks, or inadequate responses to prior office actions. Recognizing the underlying cause of an office action enables you to implement corrective actions and safeguard your intellectual property rights.

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