Get Your Free Trademark Estimate
Facing a USPTO office action or refusal, or need pricing for licensing, an assignment, or another trademark matter? Our USPTO-licensed attorneys will analyze your case and email you a clear estimate — free, with no obligation.
★ 90%+ success rate
USPTO-registered attorneys
Many estimates guaranteed
Free & no obligation
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Option 1 — I have a USPTO application number
Enter your application (serial) number and we'll pull your case details automatically.
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Option 2 — I don't have an application number
No problem — tell us about your situation and we'll take it from there.
When do you need an estimate?
Whatever the matter — an office action response, a refusal, a licensing agreement, or an assignment — our pricing is always a flat fee, quoted to you upfront before any work begins. We never charge by the hour. Request your free, attorney-reviewed estimate and you'll know the exact cost before you commit.
What we can estimate & handle
Our USPTO-registered attorneys offer competitive pricing for:
Office Action Responses
Final and non-final office action responses, prepared and filed by a licensed attorney before your deadline.
Refusals
Likelihood of confusion refusals and merely descriptive refusals — both substantive and procedural issues.
Assignments & Licensing
Custom trademark licensing agreements and ownership transfers (assignments), priced to your needs.
Other trademark matters
Have a different issue? Describe it and we'll review it and quote you a fair price.
How the free estimate works
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Submit your details
Enter your USPTO application number above, or choose to proceed without one and describe your situation.
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Our experienced staff reviews your case
Our experienced staff analyzes your application, your deadline, and the issues involved.
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You receive your estimate
We email you a clear price for the work — with no obligation. Many estimates even come with a guarantee.
What is a USPTO office action?
An office action is an official letter from a USPTO examining attorney that refuses your application or raises issues that must be fixed. It carries a strict response deadline — miss it and your application can be declared abandoned. Our attorneys respond on your behalf to keep your application alive and maximize your chance of registration.
Why choose our attorneys
- Overall success rate that exceeds 90% of accepted cases.
- Experts in intellectual property, specializing in trademarks and patents.
- Bar-certified and registered with the USPTO.
- Courteous, professional, and responsive — call us anytime with questions, no appointment needed.
- Many estimates are backed by a guarantee.
- Over 12 years of experience and 26 five-star Google reviews.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an estimate cost?
It's completely free. We analyze your case and email you a price for the work, with no obligation.
What is a trademark office action?
An official letter from a USPTO examining attorney refusing or raising issues with your application. It must be answered by a strict deadline or the application is abandoned.
What's the deadline to respond?
Deadlines are strict and set by the USPTO. Missing one can cause abandonment of your application — so it's best to get an estimate and act right away. That said,
most office actions can be extended to buy you extra time, and quite often an
abandoned application can be revived for an extra fee. To find out whether that applies to your case,
call us and talk to us.
Do you handle likelihood of confusion and descriptive refusals?
Yes — our USPTO-registered attorneys handle both procedural and substantive refusals, including likelihood of confusion and merely descriptive refusals, plus final and non-final office actions.
What is your success rate?
Our overall success rate exceeds 90% of accepted cases, and many estimates come with a guarantee. That said, every office action is different — you can ask the attorney for an honest opinion on your particular case's chances, and we'll give it to you straight. Some cases are genuinely difficult and have a low likelihood of success, and we'll tell you that upfront rather than hide it.
