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SERIAL NUMBER | 76291419 |
REGISTRATION NUMBER | 2767568 |
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This paper responds to the Post-Registration Office Action of November 6, 2009. The registrant notes that it filed a Combined Declaration of Use and Incontestability Under Sections 8 & 15 on September 22, 2009, and filed a Section 7 Request Form on September 24, 2009. The registrant's Section 7 request was denied by Post Registration. The registrant respectfully requests that the spelling of the word "integrated" be corrected in the identification of goods. The word "integrated" is used twice in the description, and the second usage is spelled incorrectly, as "intergrated." Please update the database by correcting the misspelled word. The registrant believes that the USPTO erred in allowing a misspelled word to be approved for publication, and therefore, while acknowledging that the word may have been submitted with the incorrect spelling, respectfully requests that the database be updated at no cost to the registrant. The registrant does not need or request a corrected Certificate of Registration, although the registrant realizes that it may be impossible not to receive the document if the correction is made. The registrant directs the attention of the examiner of this request to TMEP Section 1609.10(a), which states: "The USPTO will issue a certificate of correction if the change is non-material, such as a slight misspelling in the mark or the identification of goods/services, or an error in entering the ownerâs name or address." Implicit in this statement, in the section about USPTO error, is the notion that a spelling error in the identification of goods/services is the responsibility of the USPTO, not the applicant. In light of the above, the registrant respectfully requests that the spelling correction be allowed at no cost to the registrant.
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DECLARATION SIGNATURE | The filing Attorney has elected not to submit the signed declaration, believing no supporting declaration is required under the Trademark Rules of Practice. |
SUBMISSION SIGNATURE | /M. Scott Alprin/ |
SIGNATORY'S NAME | M. Scott Alprin |
SIGNATORY'S POSITION | Attorney |
DATE SIGNED | 11/17/2009 |
AUTHORIZED SIGNATORY | YES |
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TEAS STAMP | USPTO/TRS-XXX.XX.XXX.XX-2 0091117151728478369-27675 68-20091117150133992282-N /A-N/A-200911171501339922 82 |
Global Format; No Form Number (Rev 8/2009) |
OMB No. 0651-0055 (Exp. 07/31/2018) |
This paper responds to the Post-Registration Office Action of November 6, 2009. The registrant notes that it filed a Combined Declaration of Use and Incontestability Under Sections 8 & 15 on September 22, 2009, and filed a Section 7 Request Form on September 24, 2009. The registrant's Section 7 request was denied by Post Registration.
The registrant respectfully requests that the spelling of the word "integrated" be corrected in the identification of goods. The word "integrated" is used twice in the description, and the second usage is spelled incorrectly, as "intergrated." Please update the database by correcting the misspelled word. The registrant believes that the USPTO erred in allowing a misspelled word to be approved for publication, and therefore, while acknowledging that the word may have been submitted with the incorrect spelling, respectfully requests that the database be updated at no cost to the registrant.
The registrant does not need or request a corrected Certificate of Registration, although the registrant realizes that it may be impossible not to receive the document if the correction is made.
The registrant directs the attention of the examiner of this request to TMEP Section 1609.10(a), which states: "The USPTO will issue a certificate of correction if the change is non-material, such as a slight misspelling in the mark or the identification of goods/services, or an error in entering the ownerâs name or address." Implicit in this statement, in the section about USPTO error, is the notion that a spelling error in the identification of goods/services is the responsibility of the USPTO, not the applicant.
In light of the above, the registrant respectfully requests that the spelling correction be allowed at no cost to the registrant.