Category Archives: Trademark Office Action
What is a Non-Final Trademark Office Action?
As explained by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), a trademark office action is an official letter from the USPTO that explains the problems with a trademark application. Office actions are split into two broad categories: Non-final; and Final. While getting a non-final office action from the USPTO can be frustrating, it… Read More »
Dealing With a Trademark Office Action? Four Tips You Can Use
Did you recently file for trademark registration? If so, you may have run into problems in the form of an office action. Only around half of trademark applications are initially approved—so if you or your business is struggling to get approval, you are certainly not alone. You have options available. It is crucial that… Read More »
Trademark Law: What is a Non-Final Office Action?
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) explains that an office action is “an official letter sent by the USPTO. In it, an examining attorney lists any legal problems with your chosen trademark, as well as with the application itself.” Office actions are divided into two broad categories: 1) Non-final and 2) Final…. Read More »
I Just Got an Office Action from the USPTO—What Should I Do Now?
A trademark is a great way to protect a brand—but, unfortunately, getting a trademark application approved can be more challenging than many people realize. According to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), slightly more than half of initial applications are approved. The other trademark applications will receive an “office action”—which is broadly… Read More »