If an application went abandoned or a registration was cancelled over a missed deadline, revival or reinstatement may still be possible — within a limited window.
The USPTO allows petitions to revive an abandoned application, or in some cases to reinstate a cancelled registration, when a deadline was missed unintentionally and the petition is filed within the applicable time limit.
We help you confirm whether your matter still falls within that window, organize the petition, and get it filed — administrative filing assistance, not a legal opinion on your chances of success.
We look at your application or registration history and the missed deadline.
We check whether a revival or reinstatement petition is still available to you.
We collect what the petition needs, including the reason for the delay.
We organize and prepare the filing for your review.
We file the petition and monitor it through to a decision.
These windows are strict and time-limited — the sooner you check, the better your options.
No. The USPTO evaluates each petition on its own facts.
If the window has closed, a new application may be the practical path forward — we can help you assess that too.
Find out whether your trademark can still be revived.