MELBOURNE, Australia - s4story -- Melospeech Inc., a community-focused, tech-enabled organization delivering multi-region speech and occupational therapy services alongside innovative assistive technology, workforce utilities, and educational solutions, has secured federal trademark protection for its mark, QUERYPROBOT. The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) issued the official certificate on May 19, 2026, under Registration No. 8,265,468 (Serial No. 98692422).

The registration is designated under International Class 035, defining the mark's utility for commercial data management, database systemization, and workforce logistics. The approved scope encompasses the analysis of business data, personnel placement, and internet-based lead management. Corporate records show the first commercial use of the QUERYPROBOT mark occurred at least as early as July 24, 2024. Final registration followed an official Response to Office Action submitted to the USPTO on May 28, 2025, by company President Givona Sandiford, who is a Certified Practicing Speech Pathologist and a Speech Pathology Australia member.

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The issuance of this registration aligns with standard federal processing benchmarks. According to performance data published by the USPTO, the average total pendency for a federal trademark application typically spans 10 to 12 months for standard cases, while applications requiring an Office Action response regularly experience extended processing timelines ranging from 12 to 18 months. Historically, approximately 54% to 57% of filed trademark applications successfully achieve final federal registration, emphasizing the rigorous compliance and examination standards required for approval.