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Free USPTO Trademark Monitoring
Trademark Watch
Never miss a USPTO
deadline again.
We check your trademark applications every day and translate every USPTO update into plain English: what happened, what it means, what to do next, and by when.
Free. No credit card. No account needed to preview.
Plain English
We strip away the legalese. Each status change comes with a clear, actionable explanation.
Full history
Every status change is recorded with dates and detailed context, all in one place.
Clarity, not legalese
The USPTO writes for lawyers.
You're not one.
If you filed your trademark yourself, you've probably seen messages like “Non-Final Action E-Mailed” or “Suspension Letter Issued,” with no explanation of what they mean. Some come with strict deadlines. Miss one, and your application can be abandoned, along with the filing fees you paid.
Most office actions give you 3 months to respond. The clock may already be running.
What the USPTO says vs. what we tell you.
Illustrative example · not your applicationUSPTO says
“NON-FINAL ACTION E-MAILED. Registration is refused because the applied-for mark merely describes a feature of applicant's goods. Trademark Act Section 2(e)(1), 15 U.S.C. §1052(e)(1)…”
An official status. A lot of questions.
Trademark Watch says
What happened
The examining attorney refused your application, for now. They think your brand name simply describes what you sell. Descriptive names usually can't be registered on the main register.
Yes, you need to act. Without a response, your application will be abandoned.
Response deadline
January 14, 2027
3 months from the action date. One 3-month extension is available for a fee.
Your options
- Argue that your mark is not descriptive.
- Amend to the Supplemental Register, if eligible.
- Let the application go and refile with a different name.
Complexity: Medium–High. A common point where people hire a trademark attorney.
How it works
Set it up in under a minute.
01
Enter your serial number
We pull your application details from USPTO records: mark name, owner, filing date, and current status.
02
Start monitoring
Save your application to a free account. Keep your status, history, and upcoming deadlines together.
03
Understand what changed
Your notification inbox shows updates and reminders. See what happened, whether you need to act, and your options.
Everything you need to stay on top of your trademark.
Deadline tracking
See response deadlines and reminders before important dates. Always verify dates in your official records.
Clear next steps
Realistic options, from fixes you can handle yourself to issues where an attorney is worth it.
Your whole portfolio
Track up to 10 marks from one free account. One place for every application and status change.
Built for people who filed on their own.
Small business owners
You registered your brand without a lawyer. Stay informed as your application moves forward.
Founders & creators
You're protecting a product name, logo, or channel. Keep your focus on what you're building.
A second pair of eyes
You want a clearer picture of your application — and reassurance that nothing slips past.
Don't miss your window
The deadlines that matter most.
- 3 months
Office action response
Usually 3 months from the action date, with an optional 3-month extension for a fee. Some applications have different deadlines.
- 6 months
Statement of Use
After a Notice of Allowance for an intent-to-use application, submit proof of use within 6 months or request an available extension.
- Years 5–6
Maintenance & renewal
File Section 8 maintenance between the 5th and 6th year after registration. Renew every 10 years with the required maintenance filings.
Deadlines depend on your specific case. Always confirm dates in your official USPTO records.
Simple pricing
Free. Really.
Trademark Watch is supported by listings from independent trademark attorneys. If your situation needs a professional, you can explore your options. You're never required to hire anyone.
Free plan
$0forever
- Up to 10 trademarks
- Daily monitoring
- Plain-English explanations
- Deadline reminders in your inbox
- Full status history
No credit card. Email alerts coming soon.
What we are and what we're not.
We're not the USPTO
Trademark Watch is an independent service, not affiliated with or endorsed by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
We're not a law firm
Our explanations are general information, not legal advice. For your specific situation, talk to a licensed attorney.
No payment demands
We never ask for payment to keep your trademark alive. Official USPTO fees are paid only through USPTO.gov.
Your data stays yours
We use public USPTO records and only the information you give us.
A few good questions.
Is this really free?
Yes. The free plan covers up to 10 trademarks, with no credit card. Trademark Watch is supported by listings from independent trademark attorneys. You're never required to hire anyone.
Where does your data come from?
Official, public USPTO Trademark Status & Document Retrieval (TSDR) records. Always confirm important dates and documents in your official USPTO records.
Do I need to create an account?
Not to preview your application. A free account lets you save your trademarks and see updates and reminders in your notification inbox. Email delivery is coming soon.
Will you file responses for me?
No. We explain what's happening and what your options are. If you need someone to file a response, you can hire a licensed trademark attorney of your choice.
Is the explanation legal advice?
No. It's general information to help you understand your application. Every case is different. Consult a licensed attorney for advice about your specific situation.
What if I miss a deadline?
In some cases, you can petition to revive an abandoned application, usually within two months of the notice of abandonment. Eligibility and timing depend on your case; talk to a trademark attorney promptly.
Your trademark is worth protecting.
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