NOTE TO THE FILE
SERIAL NUMBER: 86496305
DATE: 08/26/2015
NAME: meisnach
NOTE:
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for: and entered changes in TRADEUPSPRINT DO NOT PRINT Added design code in TRADEUPS
Description of the mark
Translation statement Re-imaged standard character
drawing
Negative translation statement
Consent of living individual Contacted TM MADRID ID/CLASS
about misclassified definite ID
Changed TRADEUPS to:
From: David Goeschel [mailto:David.Goeschel@koleyjessen.com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2015 11:53 AM
To: Eisnach, Michael
Cc: Catherine Petersen; Linda D. Dammann
Subject: RE: U.S. Trademark Application Serial No. 86496305 - CHALLENGER - YOUR DOCKET NO. 12275-5003
That would be great – thanks.
David A. Goeschel | Attorney
Koley Jessen P.C., L.L.O. | 1125 S. 103rd St., Suite 800 | Omaha, NE 68124
402.343.3791 Direct | 402.390.9005 Fax
david.goeschel@koleyjessen.com | www.koleyjessen.com
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From: Eisnach, Michael [mailto:Michael.Eisnach@USPTO.GOV]
Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2015 10:53 AM
To: David Goeschel
Cc: Catherine Petersen; Linda D. Dammann
Subject: RE: U.S. Trademark Application Serial No. 86496305 - CHALLENGER - YOUR DOCKET NO. 12275-5003
Hi David,
That would be fine. Shall I make the changes via Examiner’s Amendment?
Michael Eisnach
Examining Attorney
Law Office 104
(571) 272-2592
From: David Goeschel [mailto:David.Goeschel@koleyjessen.com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2015 11:35 AM
To: Eisnach, Michael
Cc: Catherine Petersen; Linda D. Dammann
Subject: RE: U.S. Trademark Application Serial No. 86496305 - CHALLENGER - YOUR DOCKET NO. 12275-5003
Michael –
Would the following description work?
“Twine and other non-metallic strapping, namely, cord strapping and buckles in the nature of polyester fiber coated polypropylene composite straps for securing bundles, bales, coils, bags, lumber, steel sheets, brick and block, corrugated boxes and fiberboard and polyester fiber coated polypropylene woven lashing straps; woven polyester lashing straps; polyester and polypropylene strapping for securing bundles, bales, coils, bags, lumber, steel sheets, brick and block, corrugated boxes and fiberboard”
David A. Goeschel | Attorney
Koley Jessen P.C., L.L.O. | 1125 S. 103rd St., Suite 800 | Omaha, NE 68124
402.343.3791 Direct | 402.390.9005 Fax
david.goeschel@koleyjessen.com | www.koleyjessen.com
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From: Eisnach, Michael [mailto:Michael.Eisnach@USPTO.GOV]
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 2:37 PM
To: David Goeschel
Subject: U.S. Trademark Application Serial No. 86496305 - CHALLENGER - YOUR DOCKET NO. 12275-5003
Hi David,
As discussed this afternoon, the ID for the above application remains in definite in two places.
In the first entry, the “polyester fiber coated polypropylene composite straps” must indicate the function of the goods as the entry only identifies the goods by material composition, not by the type of goods. The second issue is “lashing” in both the first and second entries. Here, the ID must indicate that the goods are “lashing straps.”
Below are two proposed IDs. If either is acceptable, please let me know via phone or email by COB on Thursday, August, 27th.
Option 1:
Class 22: Twine and other non-metallic strapping, namely, cord strapping and buckles in the nature of polyester fiber coated polypropylene composite straps for securing bundles, bales, coils, bags, lumber, steel sheets, brick and block, corrugated boxes and fiberboard and polyester fiber coated polypropylene woven lashing straps; woven polyester lashing straps; polyester and polypropylene strapping for securing bundles, bales, coils, bags, lumber, steel sheets, brick and block, corrugated boxes and fiberboard
Option 2:
Class 22: Twine and other non-metallic strapping, namely, cord strapping and buckles in the nature of polyester fiber coated polypropylene composite straps and polyester fiber coated polypropylene woven lashing straps for securing bundles, bales, coils, bags, lumber, steel sheets, brick and block, corrugated boxes and fiberboard; woven polyester lashing straps; polyester and polypropylene strapping for securing bundles, bales, coils, bags, lumber, steel sheets, brick and block, corrugated boxes and fiberboard
Kind regards,
Michael Eisnach
Examining Attorney
Law Office 104
(571) 272-2592