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A trained examiner—a lawyer working for the USPTO—reviews your application and decides if it is complete and consistent. The examiner determines if your mark qualifies for trademark registration. The examiner determines if your mark contains common or generic words.

File a Request for Reinstatement form. File your request for reinstatement no later than two months after the issue date of your Notice of Abandonment. If you didn't receive a Notice of Abandonment, file within two months of learning of the abandonment, but no later than six months after the abandonment date in TSDR.

First and foremost, interested individuals must obtain a degree in law. This is followed by gaining admission to the bar in one's jurisdiction. A solid understanding of intellectual property law, specifically trademark law, is critical. This can be acquired through postgraduate study or specialized training courses.

TEAS allows you to save your work as a portable form at the Validation Page. This page appears at the end of the application after you have entered all your information in the form. To download and save the form data, you must click on the "Download Portable Data" button at the bottom of the Validation Page.

Depends on whether the ?trademark? is a ?famous? word or a simple descriptive type word - something that does not have many inherent distinctive features. If the ?trademark? is an arbitrary or fanciful word, it is unlikely that adding a word(s) will make it registerable for similar goods & services for someone else.

No, once you submit your application to the IP office, you can't add more classes.

Under the ?Application Data? tab the applicant must complete all of the necessary fields in order to save the submission for later. At the bottom of the screen the option to click on ?Save for Later Submission? or ?Save & Continue? is available.

No. Food cannot be trademarked, but food names can be trademarked. Foods cannot be trademarked because they do not represent a brand. However, food names can be trademarked because they identify a company's food product and represent brands.

A federal trademark in the USA lasts for 10 years from the date of registration, with 10-year renewal terms. The registrant must file an affidavit to state that the mark is still in use between the fifth and sixth year after the registration date.