TSDR stands for Trademark Status and Document Retrieval, the USPTO's online system for viewing trademark application and registration records.

Through TSDR, users may be able to view:

• Application status
• Registration status
• Filing history
• USPTO correspondence
• Submitted documents
• Office Actions
• Registration certificates

TSDR is the best place to review the official USPTO record for a particular application or registration, including status information, deadlines, filed documents, and correspondence.

A Trademark Engine order and a USPTO trademark application are related but separate records. Before filing, the order may move through information collection, conflict checks, preparation, attorney or legal-team review where applicable, customer approval, fee collection, and electronic signature. The USPTO process begins only after the application is actually submitted to the government.

After filing, the USPTO assigns a serial number. That serial number is the government's unique identifier for the application and can be used to view the official record in the Trademark Status and Document Retrieval system (TSDR). Internal order statuses can differ from TSDR because the systems track different parts of the process.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is the federal agency responsible for examining U.S. trademark applications, issuing federal registrations, and maintaining official trademark records.

TSDR stands for Trademark Status and Document Retrieval. It is the USPTO's online record system for viewing an application's status, filing history, correspondence, Office Actions, submitted documents, and registration information.