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Can I amend my notice of opposition to add a joint opposer after the time period for filing a notice of opposition has expired?

No. After the close of the time period for filing a Notice of Opposition, the notice may not be amended to add a joint opposer. However, assignees and successors may be joined or substituted during a proceeding, even when they are “joined,” they are not considered joint opposers.

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