What is the filing deadline for a petition after receiving a Notice of Abandonment?

The correct answer is two months because, according to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) regulations, an applicant has a specific timeframe to respond to a Notice of Abandonment regarding their trademark application. Once a Notice of Abandonment is issued, the applicant must file a petition to revive the application within two months from the mailing date of the notice. This timeframe ensures that the applicant can address the issues leading to the abandonment promptly.

The other options suggest longer deadlines than what is actually allocated by the USPTO, which can lead to misunderstandings about the urgency required in responding to such notices. The two-month period is designed to balance the need for timely action and the applicant's opportunity to correct any deficiencies that resulted in the abandonment.