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When a third party challenges a trademark’s registration after it has been published in the Trademark Journal, this is known as trademark opposition. Someone who feels the pending application contradicts their current trademark or corporate identity files the opposition.
A trademark application can be opposed for several reasons, including:
1) The opponent submits supporting evidence within 2 months. 2) The applicant then files a reply with their evidence within the next 2 months.
Only those with a legitimate business interest can file an opposition.
After the mark is released, a trademark objection must be filed within four months.
Your trademark application will be abandoned.
It is the official form used to oppose a trademark registration.
No, opposition can only be filed while the application is pending.