An office action is the USPTO asking questions or refusing your mark. It's common and often fixable — but the deadline is strict and the response is technical. Our attorneys draft it for you.
A flat-fee add-on to any plan — you'll know the cost upfront.
We handle the common refusals that stop DIY filers in their tracks.
We craft arguments and evidence to overcome §2(d) similar-mark refusals.
We respond to §2(e)(1) descriptiveness refusals with distinctiveness arguments.
We fix improper specimens, identifications, and class assignments.
Attorneys build the case law and exhibits that persuade the examiner.
We track your response deadline and file with time to spare.
Where helpful, we speak directly with your examining attorney.
Upload the USPTO letter and we review it free.
An attorney evaluates the refusal and gives you a flat fee.
We build the arguments and evidence to overcome it.
We submit before your deadline and confirm receipt.
You typically have just three months to respond, and abandoned applications are lost along with the filing fee. A well-argued response is often the difference between refusal and registration.
Upload or describe the refusal and we'll review it at no cost.
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