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How Can You Avoid Trademark Intent-to-use Abandonment? Are you concerned about protecting your brand when applying for a trademark based on your plans to use it in commerce? In this detailed video, we explain how to avoid the common pitfalls that can lead to the abandonment of your intent-to-use trademark application. We will cover the essential steps you need to take after filing your application, including the importance of submitting a Statement of Use within the required timeframe. You’ll learn about the extension process, how to properly demonstrate actual use of your mark, and why keeping detailed records can be vital if questions arise. We also discuss how to respond effectively to office actions from the USPTO and the significance of staying on top of deadlines to prevent your application from being abandoned. Additionally, we’ll explain the process of filing a Petition to Revive if your application is unintentionally abandoned, helping you maintain your rights. Whether you're a business owner, entrepreneur, or legal professional, understanding these key procedures can save you time and resources. Watch this video to get practical tips on safeguarding your trademark rights and ensuring your application remains active. Subscribe to our channel for more helpful guidance on trademark and patent law.

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