What does the Documents button in the TSDR system allow applicants to do?

The Documents button in the Trademark Status and Document Retrieval (TSDR) system serves a specific and useful function for trademark applicants and their representatives. When users access this feature, they can view all documents associated with a trademark application. This includes not only the application itself but also any office actions, correspondence, and other documents filed during the application process. The ability to see these documents is crucial for applicants as it allows them to monitor the progress of their application and understand any actions taken by the USPTO.

The other choices are less relevant to what the Documents button specifically provides. Submitting applications electronically falls under different sections of the TSDR or the Electronic Trademark Application System (TEAS) rather than the Documents button. Cancelling pending applications is not a function available through the TSDR; it involves a different process that typically requires formal action. Likewise, while applicants can track status updates within the TSDR system, the Documents button specifically focuses on document retrieval rather than status requests. Thus, the primary and correct purpose of the Documents button is to grant access to view relevant documents for trademark applications.