GENERAL FORM INFORMATION: 60 MINUTE TIME LIMIT: This form "times-out" 60 minutes after accessing this page unless you extend the time limit when the time-out warning appears on screen. To avoid timing out, please have all information ready before starting your session. DO NOT USE YOUR BROWSER BACK/FORWARD BUTTONS: Use only the navigation buttons at the bottom of each page. REQUIRED FIELDS: All have an ASTERISK (*), and the form will not validate if these fields are not filled-out. NOTE: The United States Patent And Trademark Office (USPTO) "abandons" a trademark application whenever the USPTO does not receive a timely-filed response to an examining attorney's office action. "Abandoned" means that the application is no longer pending, and, therefore, cannot mature into a registration. You may file a petition to revive an abandoned application and request that the USPTO return the application to active ("pending") status only if the applicant's delay in responding to the office action was unintentional. 37 C.F.R §2.66. NOTE: Do not use this form if your application has been abandoned due to the submission of an incomplete response. You must file a petition to the Director to reverse the holding, under 37 C.F.R. §2.146 (no electronic form exists for this purpose). You must file the petition to revive no later than two (2) months from the mailing date of the notice of abandonment. Otherwise, the petition will be untimely, and the application will remain abandoned. You may file a new application through TEAS. If you never received the notice of abandonment, the petition must be filed within two (2) months of actual knowledge of the abandonment, and you must have been diligent in checking the status of the application every six (6) months. 37 C.F.R. 2.66(a)(2). If you never received the notice of abandonment and you can establish that you were diligent in checking the status of the application every six (6) months, contact the Office of the Commissioner for Trademarks for further information on filing the petition by mail. WARNING: You must maintain an accurate correspondence address with the USPTO. All changes must be made in writing, or through the electronic Change of Correspondence Address form.

STEP 1: CHECK STATUS. To use this form, the "Current Status" of your application must be "Abandonment - Failure To Respond Or Late Response." Click here to confirm the status before proceeding. If the application is not in the correct status, you must wait until the status is updated. Otherwise, you will receive an error message when you click the "Continue" button at Step 4.

STEP 2: ENTER APPLICATION SERIAL NUMBER BELOW OR ACCESS PREVIOUSLY FILLED-OUT/SAVED FORM.

* Serial Number:	(Do not enter serial number if you are accessing your saved form.)

     OR

To access previously-saved data, use the "Browse/Choose File" button below to access the file from your local drive , and then click the "Continue" button at Step 4. You cannot change your answers to the form wizard questions at Step 3; however, you can change data within an existing section(s) of a saved form. To introduce a completely new section, you must start a new form. For further instructions for retrieving your saved data, click here. You must follow these instructions to ensure that you can view your data in the expected editable format.

NOTE: This button should not be used to attempt to upload or attach any other file, for example, a specimen image or a foreign registration certificate. For these or any other types of attachments, after answering "Yes" to the appropriate wizard question(s), you can then attach the file within the specific part of the form relating to that issue.

STEP 3: ANSWER ALL WIZARD QUESTIONS.
You must answer all wizard questions appearing directly below, now currently set on "No" as a default (unless you are accessing a previously filled-out/saved form, then see STEP 2, above). At least one answer must be "Yes" or your response will be completely blank. You should review the Office action and then answer "Yes" to any question that directly relates to a requirement and/or refusal raised in the Office action. You must respond explicitly to each refusal and/or requirement; that is, if the examining attorney requires specific wording, you must enter that wording in the proper place in the form.