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March 31, 2025

Hello Reader,

First, don’t worry—this is just helpful information! Your trademark has not been canceled. We’re sharing this because many trademark owners aren’t aware that registered trademarks can be canceled, sometimes without them even realizing it.

What is Trademark Cancellation?

A trademark cancellation is a legal action where someone challenges a registered trademark and asks the USPTO to remove it from the federal register. This can happen for several reasons, including:

✅ Non-use – If a trademark isn’t being actively used in commerce, someone can file a cancellation for abandonment.
✅ Likelihood of confusion – If a newer trademark is too similar to an existing one, the older trademark owner may challenge it.
✅ Fraud or improper filing – If false information was provided in the application or renewal process, the trademark can be canceled.

How to Keep Your Trademark Safe

The best way to avoid cancellation is to:
✔ Use your trademark regularly – If you stop using it, you could lose it.
✔ Keep good records – Save proof of your trademark use, such as sales, marketing, and product listings.
✔ Renew on time – The USPTO requires filings at the 6-year, 10-year, and every 10 years after that.
✔ Monitor for threats – If someone tries to cancel your trademark, you’ll want to act fast.

If you have any questions about your trademark status or potential challenges, we’re here to help. Just reply to this email, and we’ll be happy to discuss your options.

Keep Your Brand Safe and Protected,​
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J.J. Lee and the Trademark Lawyer Law Firm Team!

P.S. Again, your trademark is not canceled—we just want you to be informed! If you’d like us to review your trademark’s standing, let’s set up a quick chat.

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