The objection period is three months. If the objector raises a trademark objection only a few days before the expiration of the objection period, and the objection documents have passed the objection period when they arrive at the Trademark Office, the Trademark Office will issue a registration announcement at the expiration of the objection period. Because the documents submitted by the parties are based on the postmark date, the objection is valid, so there are cases where the registration announcement of the objected trademark has been announced before the objection ruling. Any other questions?