Stephanie Natalia - Intellectual Property Legal Services

Navigating the Notice of Allowance

A Notice of Allowance indicates your trademark application has been approved, but critical steps remain:

Filing a Statement of Use within 6 months (extendable to 36 months)
Submitting proper specimens showing trademark use in commerce
Meeting all USPTO formatting and content requirements
Paying required government fees before deadlines
Extensions of time to file SOU if you’re not yet using the mark (up to five extensions allowed)
Review of specimen of use to ensure it meets USPTO requirements
Consultation on proper use in commerce to avoid rejection of your SOU
Monitoring critical deadlines to prevent abandonment of your application
Ongoing support for post-registration maintenance and renewals

Comprehensive legal solutions tailored to protect your innovations, brands, and creative works.

Comprehensive assistance with trademark applications, searches, and approval processes through the USPTO.

Strategic responses to USPTO office actions to overcome rejections and keep your application moving forward.

Vigorous enforcement of your intellectual property rights against unauthorized use or imitation.

Legalization and certification of documents required for international trademark protection.

Timely submission of Section 8 and 15 declarations to maintain trademark registrations.

Proper filing of Statement of Use and Notice of Allowance documentation for trademark finalization.

Specialized expertise in crafting persuasive responses to USPTO office actions

Hundreds of successful trademark registrations and maintenance filings completed.

Prompt attention to client needs with clear communication throughout the process.

Transparent pricing with flat-fee options for predictable legal costs.

Don't risk losing your trademark approval - let us handle your Notice of Allowance requirements.