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What is an Office Action?
An Office Action is a written communication sent by an Examining Division of the Trademark Office, requesting a response from the trademark applicant regarding a matter related to the application for a trademark filed with the Trademark Office, and requesting modifications or amendments to be made to your application.
If these changes are insignificant we will authorize them and inform you of them.
If the changes are significant, we will consult you via email or any other appropriate means, to determine an appropriate course of action.
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