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Form TM8 Notice of defense and counterstatement No Fee Use this form if your trademark has been opposed or subject to cancellation proceedings, and you want to defend your application or registration.

How to fill out tm8 and counterstatement

To fill out a TM8 and counterstatement, follow these steps:

1. Read the instructions: Before starting, carefully read the instruction sheet provided with the TM8 and counterstatement forms. This will give you a clear understanding of the purpose and requirements of each form.
2. Fill out the TM8 form: The TM8 form is used to respond to a trademark application that has been published for opposition. Provide the requested information on the form, such as the application number, your name, address, and contact details. Include any supporting evidence or arguments that substantiate your opposition to the trademark application.
3. Prepare the counterstatement: The counterstatement is a legal document that responds to an opposition filed against your trademark application. Organize your counterstatement by addressing each specific point raised in the opposition. Clearly state your position on each issue, provide any necessary evidence or supporting documents, and explain why you believe your trademark should be granted.

Now, who needs TM8 and counterstatement? These forms are typically needed by individuals or businesses who:

1. Have a registered trademark and want to oppose a similar or confusingly similar trademark application that has been published for opposition by another party.
2. Have filed a trademark application and received an opposition from a third party who believes that granting the trademark may infringe upon their existing rights.

Filing a TM8 and counterstatement allows you to protect your trademark rights and present your arguments or evidence in support of your position. It is crucial to adhere to the correct procedures and guidelines provided by the trademark office to ensure the best possible outcome for your case.

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What is tm8 and counterstatement?

The TM8 and counterstatement are forms used in trademark proceedings to respond to oppositions and cancellations.

Who is required to file tm8 and counterstatement?

The party who has been served with an opposition or cancellation is required to file the TM8 and counterstatement.

How to fill out tm8 and counterstatement?

The TM8 and counterstatement can be filled out online through the trademark office's website or submitted via mail with the required information.

What is the purpose of tm8 and counterstatement?

The purpose of the TM8 and counterstatement is to allow the respondent to defend their trademark and provide evidence to support their position.

What information must be reported on tm8 and counterstatement?

The TM8 and counterstatement must include the respondent's name and address, details of the trademark in question, the grounds for opposition or cancellation, and any evidence supporting their case.