After the mark is filed, within a specified time period, a U.S.PTO trademark examiner will review the trademark application and issue an office action to the applicant allowing or refusing the trademark registration. The trademark office actions can reject the trademark based on the trademark being confusingly similar to a registered trademark or may identify deficiencies that the trademark applicant needs to respond. The trademark applicant then needs to respond to the office action with appropriate arguments and /or corrections within a time period specified in the office action. The trademark attorney at IP Legal Services handles all such trademark prosecution steps in a timely manner. When all the requirements for registering the trademark in the US are successfully met, the U.S.PTO registers and publishes the trademark for opposition. |