A trademark application can be abandoned when required action is not taken within the applicable deadline. However, depending on the circumstances, there may be procedures available to seek revival rather than simply abandoning the brand and starting over.
Revive your abandoned application.
The appropriate solution depends on the reason for abandonment, the timing involved, and the applicable USPTO requirements. Reviewing the trademark status quickly can help determine what options may be available.
Review your abandoned application quickly to determine what revival procedures may apply.
Share your USPTO serial number and any abandonment notice received.
We review the current application status and identify why it was abandoned.
We evaluate timing and USPTO rules to see if a revival procedure applies.
We prepare the appropriate revival filing and supporting documentation.
We submit your revival documentation to the USPTO on your behalf.
Clear answers about abandoned trademark applications, missed deadlines, and USPTO revival procedures.
A trademark application can be abandoned when required action—such as an Office Action response, Statement of Use, or Extension of Time—is not taken within the applicable deadline.
Not necessarily. Depending on the circumstances, there may be procedures available to seek revival rather than simply abandoning the brand and starting over.
The appropriate solution depends on the reason for abandonment, the timing involved, and the applicable USPTO requirements. Reviewing the trademark status quickly can help determine what options may be available.
Our service helps review the current application status, identify the reason for abandonment, determine whether a revival procedure may apply, and prepare the appropriate filing and documentation.
Review your application status quickly to determine whether a revival procedure may apply.
U.S. TRADEMARK REGISTRATION