An extension of time to file a Statement of Use (SOU) for a trademark application in the U.S. The United State Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) permit applicants to request a six-month extension to file the SOU. For requesting an extension, an applicant can use the āRequest to file an extension for Statement of Useā form that is available on the USPTOās website. Applicant must submit this form before the initial deadline for filing the SOU. There will be an appropriate fee for an extension request.
Further, it is significant to keep track of the deadlines and requirements for particular trademark applications which may vary on the circumstances. The extension of time allows applicants further time to give evidence of markās use in the open market if applicants are not yet ready to file the SOU by submitting the form āRequest For Extension Of Time To File An SOUā, also known as an Extension of time (EOT) request.
There are a total of six extensions to file SOU, and each of them has six months period of extension for filing SOU. These are:
Applicants have six months extensions from the date of the Notice of Allowance to file the SOU or request for an extension.
Applicant will be requesting a second extension of six months, providing applicants an additional time to file the SOU.
The third extension is of six months period for submitting the SOU.
Applicant can ask for a further six months extension, additional time for filing the SOU.
It is the final chance to file SOU in six months.
Various requirements need to be followed to file an SOU extension with USPTO, these are:
For further in-depth information, kindly connect with the Bissmarks and their expertise will explain about requirements. Professionals are also engaging in filing SOU extensions of your Trademarks.
A trademark is an intellectual property that is registered with government offices to legally protect your brand name, logo, or slogan. Trademarks help to build brand recognition and loyalty among consumers.
Trademark search is a way to search for already registered or pending trademarks that can conflict with your proposed trademark. By searching we can avoid potential legal conflicts that may arise due to already registered trademarks. Trademark searches can be conducted on various online databases like USPTO, WIPO, EUIPO, and CIPO.
No doubt, an applicant can search for exact match trademarks themselves but trademark offices consider multiple factors while examining like phonetic similarity, translation, etc. which a common man is not aware of. Hence, more than 80% of applications filed without attorneys are prone to rejection. Therefore, you need an attorney who can conduct a comprehensive search that increases the chances of success of the trademark application. So, it's always good to hire professional attorney-led filings.
The filing fee or government fee varies depending on countries. The USPTO government fee is $250 or $350 per class depending on the type of application. This fee will be submitted at last when we prepare the application.
The government has divided products/ services into multiple classifications. The USPTO has divided all goods and services into 45 categories. A few categories or classes are Clothing (class 25), Electronics (class 09), Kitchen goods (class 21), and software (class 09 and 42).
Yes, you can use a trademark on Amazon to get enrolled on the Amazon brand registry and take benefits like A+ content, protection from Hijackers, and secure product listings.
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