A letter of protest is an inexpensive trademark enforcement tool that can be used if you find a similar trademark has been submitted with the USPTO for registration.
This formal letter must be submitted within a few months after the other entity’s trademark is filed in order for it to be reviewed by the examiner for the application of concern. If the examiner reads your statement and denies the trademark’s application, you can avoid the costly fees associated with Opposition filings later on.
When submitting a letter of protest, include a short statement of concern and evidence from the marketplace. Keep it less than 75 pages in length and do not include arguments.
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Founded in 2008, Gerben Law Firm PLLC is a boutique Washington, DC based trademark, copyright and patent law firm. We currently serves clients in all 50 states and from over 30 countries around the world. Founder Josh Gerben opened the firm with the goal of providing big-firm quality legal services to businesses and individuals at affordable prices. In furtherance of this goal, the firm has obtained more than 5,500 trademark registrations for its clients since opening, and has been involved in over 500 trademark enforcement and defense matters.
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