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FILING RECEIPT FOR TRADEMARK APPLICATION
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INAGI Tsugiyuki; INAGI PATENT OFFICE
Nishiwaki Bldg.,
4-1, Koujimachi,
Tokyo 102-0083
JAPAN
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Docket/Reference
Number:
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| 1. YOUR APPLICATION RECEIVED: We have received your U.S. Trademark Application and assigned the serial number
listed below to your submission. A summary of your application data is provided at the bottom and serves as your official filing receipt. Please keep a copy of this information for your
records. All correspondence concerning the application should reference your assigned serial number. |
| Please read all of the important information below. Not every mark is registrable with the USPTO and we do not refund the
application filing fee(s) if a registration does not ultimately issue. |
| 2. RECEIVING E-MAIL COMMUNICATIONS/FILING DOCUMENTS ON-LINE: If you authorize receipt of correspondence by
e-mail, please make sure that your server will accept USPTO e-mail and not treat it as SPAM. If you have not authorized communication by e-mail, please do so at any time by using the "Change of
Correspondence Address" form, available at http://teas.gov.uspto.report/ccr/cca. If you must submit correspondence to us, please use the Trademark Electronic Application System (TEAS) forms,
available at http://www.gov.uspto.report/trademarks/teas/index.jsp. |
| 3. KEEP YOUR ADDRESS CURRENT IN USPTO RECORDS: We do not extend filing deadlines due to a failure to receive
USPTO mailings/e-mailings. You must update the correspondence and/or owner's address if a postal address and/or e-mail address changes, using the form(s) available at
http://www.gov.uspto.report/teas/eTEASpageE.htm. |
| 4. WARNING ABOUT UNSOLICITED COMMUNICATIONS: You may receive trademark-related communications from private
companies not associated with the USPTO. These communications frequently display customer-specific information, including your USPTO serial number or registration number and owner name, and
request fees for trademark-related services, such as monitoring, listings in international publications, and document filing. None of the companies offering these services are affiliated
with the USPTO or any other federal agency. All official correspondence will be from the "United States Patent and Trademark Office" in Alexandria, VA, and if by e-mail, specifically from the
domain "@uspto.gov." Please consult the "Warning" page on the Trademarks section of the USPTO's website for further information about unsolicited communications and to view representative
examples of them. For general information on filing and maintenance requirements for trademark applications and registrations, including fees required by law, please consult
www.uspto.gov, contact the TrademarkAssistanceCenter@uspto.gov or telephone 1-800-786-9199. |
| 5. LEGAL EXAMINATION PROCESS: Your application is now pending examination. In approximately 3 months,
your application will be assigned to a USPTO examining attorney for review. The application cannot mature into a registration unless all legal requirements are met, and many applications never
satisfy these requirements and therefore never register. The overall process can take up to 18 months. |
| 6. CHECK STATUS AND REVIEW DOCUMENTS OR YOUR APPLICATION MAY BE UNINTENTIONALLY ABANDONED: You must
check the status and review all documents associated with your application at least every 3-4 months using Trademark Status and Document Retrieval (TSDR), available at
http://tsdr.gov.uspto.report/. |
| Promptly e-mail the TrademarkAssistanceCenter@uspto.gov or telephone 1-800-786-9199 (select option #1) if an Office action
(letter from the USPTO) or notice has issued for your application that you did not receive or do not understand. Failure to respond timely to any Office action or notice may result in the
abandonment of your application, requiring you to pay an additional fee to have your application revived even if you did not receive the Office action or notice. |
| 7. FILING ERRORS: If you discover an error in the application data, you must file a Voluntary Amendment at
http://www.gov.uspto.report/trademarks/teas/miscellaneous.jsp. Please wait approximately 7 days after the filing date of your application to submit a Voluntary Amendment in order to allow for
initial upload of your application data into the USPTO database. The assigned examining attorney will determine the acceptability of any Voluntary Amendment during examination. Not all
errors may be corrected. For example, if you submitted the wrong mark or if the proposed correction would be considered a material alteration to your original filing, it will not be accepted.
In this situation, your only recourse would be to file a new application, with a new fee and no refund of your original filing fee. |
| 8. REQUEST FOR REFUND AND/OR CANCELLATION: Since your application has already been assigned a serial number,
please do not request a refund or to cancel the filing. We will only cancel the filing and refund the filing fee if the application does not meet minimum filing requirements. The fee is a
processing fee that the USPTO does not refund, even if your mark does not proceed to registration. |
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unparalleled location for business investment, innovation, and commercialization of new technologies. The U.S. offers tremendous resources and advantages for those who invest and manufacture
goods here. Through SelectUSA, our nation works to promote and facilitate business investment. SelectUSA provides information assistance to the international investor community; serves as
an ombudsman for existing and potential investors; advocates on behalf of U.S. cities, states, and regions competing for global investment; and counsels U.S. economic development organizations on
investment attraction best practices. To learn more about why the United States is the best country in the world to develop technology, manufacture products, deliver services, and grow your
business, visit SelectUSA.gov or call +1-202-482-6800. |
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