Overview
During examination, the registry may raise an objection to your trademark — commonly on absolute grounds (the mark is descriptive or non-distinctive) or relative grounds (it conflicts with an existing mark). You must respond within the prescribed time, usually 30 days.
CorpRaasta analyses the examination report and drafts a persuasive reply with legal grounds and precedents to keep your application alive.
What is Trademark Objection Reply?
A trademark objection reply is a formal written response to the examiner’s report, arguing why the trademark should be accepted despite the objections raised.
Who needs it
Documents required
How it works
Review report
We analyse the grounds of objection in the report.
Draft reply
A reasoned reply with legal arguments is drafted.
File response
The reply is filed with the registry within the deadline.
Follow-up
We track the outcome and prepare for a hearing if needed.