Your trademark was refused. That does not mean it is over.
Most refusals get a form-letter response that gets refused again. A licensed Georgia attorney reads your specific refusal and sends a free written analysis, then a flat-fee response built for your case.
A named attorney you can actually call. Honest odds before you pay a cent.
Ignore it and the application goes abandoned.
You lose the filing fee you already paid, your filing date, and your place in line for the name. A response is how you keep all three. The examiner gave you a deadline, not a verdict.
Free analysis, then a real response.
Send your refusal, get an honest read from a named attorney, and decide from there.
Send your Office Action
Upload your refusal and deadline. No charge to find out where you stand.
Get a free written analysis
A licensed attorney reads the examiner's actual reasoning and emails you an honest read of your options and a flat quote, usually within one business day.
We draft and file
A licensed attorney writes a complete response to every ground the examiner raised and files it with the USPTO before your deadline.
Free analysis first. Flat fees, matched to your refusal.
No charge to find out where you stand. If you proceed, the fee fits the refusal. No $599-for-everything, no $400 an hour.
- ✓ An attorney reads the examiner's actual reasoning
- ✓ An honest read of what can and cannot be argued
- ✓ A flat quote for the response, before you pay anything
Flat fee if you proceed
You approve the flat fee before any work begins. Premium firms bill $1,500 to $3,500 for the same substantive work.
Send your refusal. Get an honest read.
No charge, no obligation. A licensed attorney reviews your Office Action and emails you your real options and a flat quote.
- ✓ A real attorney reads your Office Action
- ✓ Clear scope and price within one business day
- ✓ No obligation, no payment to find out
Hadar Swerdlow signs every response personally.
Your refusal is read, drafted, and filed by a licensed attorney, not a form-filling service. On a substantive 2(d) or 2(e) refusal, that is the difference between a response that addresses the examiner's actual reasoning and a template that gets refused again.
Licensed in Georgia (Bar No. 253858) and California (Bar No. 289690). Authorized to represent applicants in trademark matters before the USPTO.
The things people ask first.
How long do I have to respond?+
Most nonfinal Office Actions give you three months, with a paid extension available for another three. Send us your deadline and we work to it.
Can you guarantee my trademark registers?+
No, and anyone who promises that is not being straight with you. What we promise is a complete, on-time, attorney-drafted response to every ground in your refusal.
Why not just use a $599 online service?+
Those services charge one price and often send a templated response for every refusal type. On a substantive 2(d) or 2(e) refusal a template frequently gets refused again, and you pay twice. Here a named attorney reads your specific refusal and writes to it.
What if my refusal has more than one ground?+
Send it over. If it is more than a single-ground response, you get a written quote before any work starts. No surprise bills.
How fast can you file?+
Once you approve the scope and price, typically within a few days, and always before your deadline.
What do you need from me?+
Your Office Action PDF, your application serial number, your response deadline, and a few facts about your brand. That is usually it.
Your deadline is not going to wait.
Send your Office Action now and get an honest, attorney-written analysis at no charge.
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