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: I/P UpdatesUSPTO Proposes Trademark Rule Changes, Comments Due August 11, 2008
By William F. Heinze
consideration.
On June 12, 2008, the USPTO also published a second proposed rule change package, entitled "Miscellaneous Changes to Trademark Rules of Practice," to clarify certain requirements for
applications, intent to use documents, amendments to classification, requests to divide, and Post Registration practice; to modernize the language of the rules; and to make other miscellaneous
changes. According to the notice, "For the most part, the proposed rule changes are intended to codify existing practice, as set forth in the Trademark Manual of Examining
Procedure (??TMEP??)." Comments on the second package must also be received by August 11, 2008 to ensure consideration.
Full post as published by I/P Updates on June 13, 2008 (boomark / email).
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