Notation to File

RENA BABY

Li, Wanzhu

Notation to File

NOTE TO THE FILE

SERIAL NUMBER: 88030654

DATE:    03/20/2019

NAME: rortiga

NOTE:

Dear Mr. Sedivy:

Would it be acceptable to change the wording in class 32 to the following by examiner’s amendment: Fruit juice; Soda pops; Mineral water; Drinking water; Non-alcoholic beverages flavored with tea; Non-alcoholic natural mineral beverages, namely, mineral water; Malt beer, in class 32? If I do not hear from you by tomorrow, I will issue an office action and you may address the issue by examiner’s amendment at a later date or respond to the office action within the six month deadline.

If you have any questions, please free to contact me.

Sincerely,

Ramona Ortiga Palmer

Trademark Examining Attorney

ramona.ortiga-palmer@uspto.gov

571-272-9715

Law Office 117



From: James Sedivy [mailto:jsedivy@stubbsalderton.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2019 10:39 PM
To: Ortiga-Palmer, Ramona <Ramona.Ortiga-Palmer@USPTO.GOV>
Subject: RE: Examiner's Amendment for Trademark Application Serial No. 88030654

Thank you for the message. I will try to confirm with the client tomorrow.

Best regards.

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