What is the primary purpose of the Trademark Status and Document Retrieval (TSDR) database?

The primary purpose of the Trademark Status and Document Retrieval (TSDR) database is to view and download trademark documents. This database is a valuable resource for anyone involved in the trademark process, including applicants, attorneys, and other interested parties. Within TSDR, users can access a wide range of documents related to trademark applications and registrations, such as filing receipts, Office actions, and registration certificates. It serves as a comprehensive repository of public trademark information, allowing users to check the status of a trademark application and obtain the necessary documentation.

The other options pertain to different aspects of trademark management. While submitting new trademark applications is part of the application process, it is not the function of the TSDR database; that function is typically handled through the Electronic Trademark Application System (TEAS). Tracking trademark renewal deadlines is also important for maintaining trademark rights, but this specific function is not the primary focus of the TSDR, which is more about document access. Interactions with trademark examiners occur during the examination process, but TSDR does not facilitate direct communication with examiners; it is primarily for reviewing and downloading documentation.