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After your trademark is approved for publication, your trademark is published in our weekly online Trademark Official Gazette. Your trademark hasn't yet registered. Publication begins a 30-day period during which any member of the public who thinks they'll be harmed by the registration of your trademark may oppose it.

You can check the status of your application online at any time by using the Trademark Status and Document Retrieval (TSDR) system. Once your application is filed with us, you'll receive a serial number in your filing receipt.

Documents submitted (1) A patent application shall include the following documents: 1) a request for the grant of a patent; 2) the description of the invention; 3) patent claims consisting of one or several claims; 4) drawings or other illustrative material referred to in the description of the invention or patent ...

What does "Notification of Notice of Publication" mean? This email notification indicates the future date of publication (the date of the beginning of the opposition period), and allow a user to go to TSDR to download the notice.

When faced with a patent rejection after properly filing your application, you have the right to appeal the decision. Filing an appeal requires an official form from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office along with the appeal fee. A written brief is also necessary, explaining your position against the rejection.

The patentee is notified of the changes on the Notification of Approval-in-part form PTOL-404. The certificate is issued approximately 6 weeks thereafter. Form PTO/SB/44 should be used exclusively regardless of the length or complexity of the subject matter.

A written statement from the USPTO notifying an applicant that its mark will be published in the Official Gazette.