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TRADEMARK MANUAL OF EXAMINING PROCEDURE (TMEP)

Usa PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE

July 2021

Foreword

The Trademark Transmission of Examining Procedure (TMEP) may be downloaded complimentary of charge from the United States Patent and Trademark Role (USPTO) website at http://www.uspto.gov/trademark/guides-and-manuals/tmep-archives.

The Manual is published to provide trademark examining attorneys in the USPTO, trademark applicants, and attorneys and representatives for trademark applicants with a reference work on the practices and procedures relative to prosecution of applications to register marks in the USPTO. The Manual contains guidelines for Examining Attorneys and materials in the nature of information and estimation, and outlines the procedures which Examining Attorneys are required or authorized to follow in the test of trademark applications.

Trademark Examining Attorneys will exist governed by the applicable statutes, the Trademark Rules of Practise, decisions, and Orders and Notices issued by the Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Holding and Director of the Usa Patent and Trademark Part, Commissioners, or Deputy Commissioners. The guidelines set along in this Manual do not accept the force and effect of law. They take been developed as a matter of internal role management and are non intended to create whatsoever right or benefit, substantive or procedural, enforceable past any party against the role. Policies stated in this revision supersede whatsoever previous policies stated in prior editions, examination guides, or any other argument of Office policy, to the extent that there is whatever conflict.

Suggestions for improving the grade and content of the Transmission are always welcome. They should be e-mailed to tmtmep@uspto.gov, or addressed to:

Commissioner for Trademarks

Attention: Editor, Trademark Manual of Examining Procedure

P.O. Box 1451

Alexandria

Virginia

22313-1451

Catherine P. Cain

Editor

David S. Gooder

Commissioner for Trademarks