What does the TSDR system allow users to view?

The TSDR (Trademark Status and Document Retrieval) system is a vital tool provided by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) that allows users to view trademark application statuses along with related office actions. Users can access a comprehensive array of information concerning the progress of trademark applications. This includes details about the application’s current status, any correspondence exchanged between the applicant and the USPTO, and specific office actions that indicate what steps need to be taken next or issues that might need to be resolved.

The other options do not align with the functionalities of the TSDR system. Federal laws regarding trademarks provide a legal framework but are not part of the TSDR viewing options. Pending litigation cases are typically found within court records and not viewed through the TSDR. Trademark registration fees might be accessible through the USPTO's website, but the TSDR is specifically focused on application and registration status rather than fee structures. This specificity makes option A the correct choice in this context.