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Right-click a serial or registration number to search TSDR. TSDR Quick Search is a lightweight, time-saving productivity tool built specifically for trademark attorneys, paralegals, and IP professionals. If you frequently review emails, PDFs, or documents containing USPTO trademark application and registration numbers, you know the tedious routine: highlight the number, copy it, open a new tab, navigate to the TSDR homepage, paste the number, and hit search. This extension reduces that entire workflow to a single click. How it works: Simply highlight any application number or registration number in your browser, right-click, and select "Search TSDR." The extension will instantly open a new tab and route you directly to that specific application or registration record in the Trademark Status & Document Retrieval (TSDR) system. Key Features: • Smart Routing: Seamlessly handles both 8-digit serial numbers and 7-digit registration numbers, dropping you straight into the correct record. • Auto-Formatting: Accidentally highlighted a comma, space, or dash? The extension automatically strips out non-numeric characters so the USPTO system doesn't return an error. • Privacy First: This extension runs entirely locally in your browser. It does not track your searches, read your emails, or collect any personal or client data. Install TSDR Quick Search and streamline your trademark workflow today.
Mar 10, 2026
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