Official USPTO Courtesy Reminder: Trademark Registration Maintenance Document Must Be Fil ed Before Deadline for U.S. Trademark
Registration No. 5001620 PIAA (Stylized/Design)
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TMOfficialNotices@USPTO.GOV |
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Monday, July 19, 2021 01:53 AM |
To: |
tmdocket@olsonip.com |
Cc: |
docket@olsonip.com ; kgaripay@olsonip.com |
Subject: |
Official USPTO Courtesy Reminder: Trademark Registration Maintenance Document Must Be Fil ed Before Deadline for U.S. Trademark
Registration No. 5001620 PIAA (Stylized/Design) |
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USPTO COURTESY REMINDER
TRADEMARK REGISTRATION MAINTENANCE DOCUMENT UNDER SECTION 8 MUST BE FILED BEFORE DEADLINE OR REGISTRATION WILL BE CANCELLED |
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U.S. Application Serial No. 86715211
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U.S. Registration No. 5001620
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U.S. Registration Date: July 19, 2016
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Mark: PIAA (Stylized/Design)
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Owner: PIAA Corporation
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Docket/Reference No.
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Issue Date: July 19, 2021
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Required submission. The owner of the trademark registration must file a Declaration of Use and/or Excusable
Nonuse Under Section 8 (Section 8 Declaration) between now and July 19, 2022. For an additional fee, the owner can file
within the 6-month grace period that ends on January 19, 2023. |
Proof of Use Audit. The USPTO is conducting an audit program to promote the accuracy and integrity of the trademark
register. If a registration is selected for audit, the holder/owner will be required to submit proof of use for additional goods/services for which use is claimed in a Section 8
Declaration. Detailed information about the program is available on the Proof of Use Audit Program webpage. |
Determination of time of receipt by USPTO. Correspondence transmitted through the Trademark Electronic Application
System (TEAS) is considered filed on the date the USPTO receives the transmission in Eastern Time.
If the owner fails to file a timely Section 8 Declaration the registration will be CANCELLED and cannot be reinstated.
This reminder notice is being sent only as a courtesy to trademark owners who maintain a current email address with the USPTO. Failure by the USPTO to send a reminder or
non-receipt of a reminder does not excuse a trademark owner from meeting the statutory obligations for maintaining a registration.
Foreign-domiciled owners must have a
U.S.-licensed attorney represent them at the USPTO in any post-registration filing. |