What is the filing deadline for an incomplete response?

The filing deadline for an incomplete response is indeed two months after the issue date of the Notice of Abandonment. When the USPTO issues a Notice of Abandonment for an application due to an incomplete response, the applicant is generally given a specific period—typically two months—to remedy the situation by submitting the necessary information or clarifications. This timeline is crucial because it allows the applicant a fair chance to address the issues identified by the USPTO before the application is permanently abandoned.

In contrast, other options mistakenly propose different timelines that do not align with the procedural requirements set by the USPTO for responding to a Notice of Abandonment. It's essential for applicants to be aware of this two-month window to ensure they can effectively manage their trademark application and avoid losing their rights in the trademark.