At filing · For trademark attorneys
Millions of applications were examined before yours. Learn from every one.
MarkSense reads your draft against the USPTO record: what examiners raised on applications like yours, and what they accepted. You see the likely issues before you file, with suggested edits.
How it works
What will the examiner raise on this application, and how do I avoid it?
- You give itThe draft application: mark, identification, classes, filing basis, and specimen.
- MarkSense doesCompares the draft with past applications that drew office actions on the same points, and with the wording examiners went on to accept.
- You getThe issues your application is likely to draw, a suggested edit for each, and the past files behind it.
Step by step
What happens, in order.
- Flags identification wording that examiners have required applicants to amend, and suggests wording they accepted.
- Checks the classes against how examiners classified similar goods and services.
- Flags disclaimers an examiner is likely to require, and why.
- Checks the specimen against the reasons specimens like it were refused.
- Finds registered marks likely to be cited against yours, and the refusals that followed similar filings.
Schematic screen. No real data is shown.
What it is notIt is not a filing service. A clean result does not mean no office action, and it cannot guarantee how an examiner will act. You decide what to file.
Refusal issued? Prosecution drafts the response to a Section 2(d) refusal.