Trademark Search & Registration

Turn Allowance Into Registration.

If your application was filed based on intent to use, a Statement of Use (or an extension request) is the step that moves you from Notice of Allowance to an actual registration.

Tier 1 — In-House Service

Service Overview

An intent-to-use application isn’t registered until the USPTO receives proof the mark is actually in use in commerce — or a timely extension request while you get there.

We help you organize your evidence of use, prepare the filing, and submit it (or the extension request) before your deadline, so a completed Notice of Allowance doesn’t quietly lapse.

Our Process

How It Works

Review Your Notice of Allowance

We confirm your filing window and what’s required.

Evaluate Current Use

We check whether your mark is already in use in commerce for the listed goods/services.

Gather Specimens

We help you assemble acceptable proof of use (or plan the extension if you’re not there yet).

Prepare the Filing

We prepare the Statement of Use or Extension Request for your review.

Submit & Confirm

We file before your deadline and confirm receipt.

Benefits

Why Work With Us on This

FAQ

Common Questions

Extensions are available for a limited time, but missing every window can cause the application to be abandoned.

Acceptable specimens vary by goods or services — we’ll walk through what applies to your mark.

Yes, extension requests are available within the statutory limits — we’ll help you track and file them.

Don’t Let an Allowance Lapse

Get your Statement of Use organized before the clock runs out.