Abandoned application
An application may become abandoned for procedural or substantive reasons. The underlying event and date matter.
A “dead” result is only the beginning. We prepare datasets that distinguish the underlying lifecycle context, apply the requested filters and deliver structured records that can be traced back to the relevant USPTO source.
It is a professional dataset built from trademark records that are no longer live under the selected scope, then narrowed using explicit commercial criteria such as lifecycle outcome, status date, class, applicant geography, representation profile or public contact availability.
We do not treat every dead record as the same event, and we do not claim that a dead mark is automatically available for someone else to use.
Dead trademark leads cost USD $0.01 per qualified lead, with a 1,000-record minimum (USD $10). This is a one-time prepared dataset purchase, not a subscription. Stock, status filters and cross-customer serial exclusivity are checked before payment.
Dead includes several lifecycle outcomes: a buyer who wants only abandoned applications should select an abandoned-only cohort. Verification freshness is not the same as the abandonment event date; recently dead/abandoned cases are a requested filter, not an automatic promise.
Datasets are delivered after invoice settlement and final verification as CSV, XLSX or a private Google Sheet, via the agreed email or WhatsApp channel. No payment details are collected by this page.
An application may become abandoned for procedural or substantive reasons. The underlying event and date matter.
A registration can become dead for reasons different from application abandonment.
A buyer may want only a specific subset: recent events, selected classes, geography, representation or contact availability.
| Field | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Serial number | Record identifier |
| Mark | Trademark information |
| Current status | Case-level status at verification |
| Status date | Relevant date for the selected cohort |
| Applicant / owner | Public source field when included |
| International Class | Class information when requested |
| Representation profile | Applicant-attorney logic under the agreed rules |
| Public correspondence contact | Included only when available and in scope |
| Verified at | Timestamp or date when requested |
A dead trademark record is not proof that a mark is legally available for another applicant. Clearance, priority, common-law rights and other legal questions are outside the purpose of a lead dataset.
A dead trademark record is not proof that a mark is legally available for another applicant. Clearance, priority, common-law rights and other legal questions are outside the purpose of a lead dataset.
Focus on newly changed records instead of historical dead inventory.
Build lists relevant to selected industries or service categories.
Separate represented and no-qualifying-attorney-detected cohorts when the data supports it.
Use dead-status cohorts for market research, monitoring or downstream enrichment.
No. “Dead” is broader than one procedural outcome. The dataset should distinguish the relevant status or event instead of assuming all dead records are equivalent.
Where the workflow and source support the required event/date logic, a freshness window can be part of the qualification profile.
Public correspondence email can be included when available and in scope. It should not be represented as independently verified owner-business email unless a separate enrichment process supports that claim.
Prior-delivery exclusion can be designed into recurring or repeat orders when identifiers from earlier deliveries are available.
Tell us the target date window, volume, classes, geography, representation criteria and fields you need.