When entering serial or registration numbers on the wizard page, how should they be formatted?

The correct formatting for entering serial or registration numbers on the wizard page is to separate them by spaces with no punctuation. This is important because the USPTO's online filing system is designed to recognize and process these numbers accurately when they are entered in this specific format. Proper formatting ensures that the system can correctly identify each number and retrieve the corresponding trademark information efficiently.

Using spaces without any additional punctuation helps to avoid confusion that may arise from special characters or formatting, which might be misinterpreted by the system. This straightforward approach promotes clarity and precision in submissions, reducing the likelihood of errors that could delay the trademark application process.

Other formats, such as using commas, slashes, or no separation at all, might lead to processing issues or incorrect entry recognition, making it imperative to follow the specified format of separating by spaces without punctuation.