Who can be indicated when updating a mailing address for a trademark?

When updating a mailing address for a trademark, it's important to understand who is authorized to make such changes. The correct choice is that the owner, attorney, or domestic representative can be indicated in these updates.

The rationale behind this is grounded in the fact that the owner of a trademark has the primary responsibility for maintaining and protecting that trademark, including communication regarding its status and any changes in contact information. Additionally, if the owner has designated an attorney or a domestic representative (which is often the case for foreign applicants), these individuals are legally empowered to act on behalf of the owner in matters related to the trademark, including updating the mailing address.

This provision ensures that all relevant parties who are involved in the maintenance of the trademark can be kept updated and can ensure effective communication with the USPTO. Recognizing those who have authority to act on behalf of the owner reflects the collaborative nature of trademark management and helps streamline processes, which can include updates to important information like the mailing address.

The other choices do not encompass all the appropriate parties, limiting the ability to update the address crucial for maintaining good standing with the trademark office.