USPTO trademark Office Action help

A notice from the USPTO.
A clear next conversation.

If you received an Office Action on a trademark application, Natalie Nguyen can review the notice and discuss the available response options, proposed scope, and fees.

Book a free 30-minute consultation

Free 30-minute initial consultation · With Natalie Nguyen

Contacting the firm or booking a consultation does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not submit confidential information.

Natalie Nguyen, founder and trademark attorney at Prolumis Legal
Natalie Nguyen Founder · Trademark attorney

Focused attorney review

Understand what the notice asks.

Review the issues

Discuss the examiner’s questions or objections and the application’s current stage.

Consider a response

Explore the available options and the information needed for attorney review.

Confirm the scope

Agree on the work and fees before representation or response preparation begins.

A deadline approaching? Call (214) 736-4085 promptly to ask about availability. Booking a consultation does not extend a USPTO deadline or confirm acceptance of your matter.

Prepare for the consultation

Have the notice available.

  1. Application number

    Have your trademark application’s serial number ready.

  2. The USPTO notice

    Locate the complete Office Action and the dates shown on it. The firm must review any deadline.

  3. Current representation

    Be ready to explain whether another attorney is involved and what help you are seeking.

Do not upload confidential documents through an ad or public website guide. Ask the firm how to share materials securely.

Before you book

Response questions.

What does an Office Action response cost?

The work depends on the issues in the notice. Natalie confirms the proposed scope and fees before work begins. The trademark filing-plan price is not a quote for an existing Office Action.

Can you guarantee the refusal will be overcome?

No. The outcome depends on the application, the issues, and the USPTO’s review. A consultation helps identify the next step; it does not promise a result.

Should I wait for a consultation if my deadline is close?

Contact the firm promptly about availability. Do not rely on an unconfirmed appointment, this webpage, or the website guide to protect or calculate a deadline.

A practical next step

Talk with Natalie about your trademark.

Book a free 30-minute consultation

Contacting the firm or booking a consultation does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not submit confidential information.

Call (214) 736-4085 · Meet Natalie

Book a free 30-minute consultation