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100000-276 |
The USPTO may assign design search codes, as appropriate, to new applications and renewed registrations to assist in searching the USPTO database for conflicting marks. They have no legal
significance and will not appear on the registration certificate.
DESIGN SEARCH CODES are numerical codes assigned to figurative, non-textual elements found in marks. For example, if your mark contains the design of a flower, design search code 05.05 would be
assigned to your application. Design search codes are described on Internet Web page http://www.gov.uspto.report/tmdb/dscm/index.html.
Response to this notice is not required; however, to suggest additions or changes to the design search code(s) assigned to your mark, please e-mail TMDesignCodeComments@USPTO.GOV. You
must reference your application serial number within your request. The USPTO will review the proposal and update the record, if appropriate. For questions, please call
1-800-786-9199 to speak to a Customer Service representative.
The USPTO will not send any further response to your e-mail. Check TESS in approximately two weeks to see if the requested changes have been entered. Requests deemed unnecessary or
inappropriate will not be entered.
To view this notice and other documents for this application on-line, go to http://tdr.gov.uspto.report/search.action?sn=87105504. NOTE: This notice will only be available on-line the next
business day after receipt of this e-mail.
Design search codes assigned to the referenced serial number are listed below. |
DESIGN SEARCH CODES:
03.01.08 - Dogs
03.01.08 - Puppies
03.01.16 - Heads of cats, dogs, wolves, foxes, bears, lions,
tigers
20.03.10 - Alcohol bottle labels
20.03.10 - Bottles, labels for alcohol bottles
20.03.10 -
Labels, alcohol bottles
26.01.02 - Circles, plain single line
26.01.02 - Plain single line circles
26.01.08 - Circles having letters or numerals as a border
26.01.08 - Circles having punctuation as a border
26.01.08 -
Letters, numerals or punctuation forming or bordering the perimeter of a circle
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