Turn Your Trademark Use Into
a Completed Application

Once your trademark enters the marketplace, a Statement of Use can move
your intent-to-use application toward registration. Get support preparing
your filing, specimens, use dates, and required details.

Complete Your Statement of Use Correctly

1.

Confirm Commercial Use

We review how your trademark is currently used with the goods or services listed in your application. This helps determine whether your application is ready for a Statement of Use.

2.

Review Your Supporting Specimens

Your filing must include suitable evidence showing the trademark in actual commercial use. We help review your specimens and organize the relevant dates and application details.

3.

Prepare the Required Filing

We help assemble the declaration, goods or services information, specimens, and filing details. If more time is needed, we can help identify the applicable extension option.

Statement of use filing process
Statement of use filing overview

Protect the Identity Behind Your Business

Brand Search

Explore potential conflicts before investing further in a name or logo.

Application Guidance

Understand the information and decisions involved in filing a trademark application.

Registration Support

Navigate questions and developments that may arise during the application process.

Long-Term Brand Care

Stay aware of the steps that can help maintain and protect your trademark.

Statement of use filing overview
Statement of use filing results overview

Make Your Proof of Use Count

Statement of Use filings involve firm deadlines and specific evidence requirements. We review how your trademark appears in the marketplace, organize the required information, and help you prepare a clear submission. Every detail is handled with your application’s progress in mind.

  • Detailed Review of Commercial Use
  • Guidance on Acceptable Specimens
  • Careful Attention to Filing Deadlines
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Customer Reviews and
Success Stories

Aaron Mitchell

Founder, Fitness Equipment Company

“I received my Notice of Allowance but was unsure what evidence I needed next. The team reviewed how my trademark appeared on my products and explained the filing requirements clearly. Their guidance made the next stage much easier to manage.”

Sophia Reynolds

Owner, Online Beauty Brand

“I had several website images but did not know which one would work as a specimen. The support helped me understand what the USPTO needed to see. I felt much more confident when my Statement of Use was ready for filing.”

Noah Spencer

Co-Founder, Software Company

“Our application covered multiple services, and we needed help confirming which ones were already in use. The team carefully reviewed our information and kept the process organized. Their explanations were practical and easy to understand.”

Layla Henderson

Creative Director, Apparel Label

“My deadline was approaching, and I wanted to avoid mistakes with the submission. The team helped me gather the use dates, product evidence, and application details. Everything felt clear and manageable from the beginning.”

Evan Pierce

Managing Partner, Consulting Firm

“We had begun offering our services under the trademark but needed guidance on documenting that use. The team explained the specimen requirements and reviewed our materials carefully. Their attention to detail gave us valuable reassurance.”

Mia Carter

Founder, Home Accessories Business

“I appreciated having someone review the application before we filed the Statement of Use. We identified products that had not launched and discussed the available options. The support helped us make a more informed filing decision.”

Your Statement of Use Questions, Answered

Understand what a Statement of Use involves and how to prepare it correctly. These answers cover deadlines, specimens, extensions, and common filing issues.

A Statement of Use is a filing confirming that a trademark from an intent-to-use application is now being used in commerce. It includes a verified declaration, use information, specimens, and government fees.

You may file after the USPTO issues a Notice of Allowance and after the trademark is used in commerce with the relevant goods or services. The use must meet federal trademark requirements.

The initial deadline is six months from the Notice of Allowance issue date. If the trademark is not ready for qualifying use, a timely six-month extension request may be filed instead.

You may request up to five consecutive six-month extensions. A Statement of Use must ultimately be filed within three years of the Notice of Allowance issue date.

The specimen must show the trademark as customers encounter it in connection with the listed goods or services. Suitable evidence may include labels, packaging, sales pages, storefront displays, or service marketing materials.

You may need to delete unused goods or services or divide them into another application when appropriate. A Statement of Use should claim use only for items on which the trademark is actually used in commerce.

A filed Statement of Use cannot be withdrawn. Some deficiencies may be corrected, but the available options depend on the issue and remaining deadlines, so the information should be reviewed carefully before submission.

If neither a Statement of Use nor a valid extension request is filed on time, the application may be abandoned. A petition to revive may be available in limited circumstances and must meet separate requirements.

Show Your Trademark Is
Ready for Registration

Turn real marketplace use into the next step for your application. Get help reviewing your specimens, organizing your use details, and preparing a timely Statement of Use.