Notation to File

NOTE TO THE FILE

SERIAL NUMBER:            88375891

DATE:                                06/26/2019

NAME:                               kdindayal

NOTE:         

Searched:                                                             
     Google                            
     Lexis/Nexis                       
     OneLook
     Wikipedia
     Acronym Finder                         Protest evidence reviewed
     Other:

Checked:                                                             
     Geographic significance          
     Surname                          
     Translation
     ID with ID/CLASS mailbox

     Checked list of approved Canadian attorneys and agents

Discussed file with
Attorney/Applicant via:
        phone                               Left message with
        email                               Attorney/Applicant

     Requested Law Library search           Issued Examiner’s Amendment
     for:                                   and entered changes in TRADEUPS

        PRINT        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:

     OTHER:

From: Arnold, Lauren [mailto:larnold@nixonpeabody.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2019 10:39 AM
To: Dindayal, Karen <Karen.Dindayal@USPTO.GOV>
Cc: Washington Trademark <WTM@nixonpeabody.com>
Subject: RE: United States Trademark Application Serial No. - SENSEGUARD; NP Ref. 740883-265
Importance: High

 

Dear Karen,

 

Further to my below email, we now have our client’s instructions to proceed with the amendments so that the ID in the application appears as follows.  Please confirm receipt of this email, and issue an Examiner’s Amendment so that the mark can proceed.  Many thanks for your assistance in this matter.

 

Class 9: Downloadable computer software for use in the security and defense fields; downloadable computer software to manage sensor communication and graphical display interface for use in the security and defense fields; downloadable computer software system for toxic hazard warning and decision support for large building and compound security that monitors multiple sensor platforms and is the key enabling component that translates sensor detections into alarm events for effective incident situation awareness; downloadable computer software to assist medical and fire personnel in identifying the safest escape routes and determine where and when to execute decontamination; downloadable geographic information system (GIS) software

 

Class 42: Computer systems engineering and integration services in the security and defense field; computer software development for others in the security and defense fields; customization of data management technologies, namely, computer software development for providing advanced technology solutions to others in the defense and security fields; data mining for providing advanced technology solutions to others in the defense and security industries; data management services, namely, integration of computer systems and networks for others and data warehousing for others in the defense and security industries; development of computer application software and integration of computer systems and networks for providing advanced technology solutions to others in the defense and security industries; providing on-line non-downloadable geographic information system (GIS) software; temporary use of non-downloadable software for facility security for use in the security and defense fields; temporary use of non-downloadable software to manage sensor communication and graphical display interface for use in the security and defense fields; temporary use of non-downloadable software for toxic hazard warning and decision support for large building and compound security that monitors multiple sensor platforms and is the key enabling component that translates sensor detections into alarm events for effective incident situation awareness; computer temporary use of non-downloadable software to assist medical and fire personnel in identifying the safest escape routes and determine where and when to execute decontamination

 

Best regards,

 

Lauren

Lauren J. Arnold Associate larnold@nixonpeabody.com T 202-585-8210 | C 301-788-6435 | F 855-872-4745 Nixon Peabody LLP | 799 9th Street NW | Suite 500 | Washington, DC 20001-5327 nixonpeabody.com | @NixonPeabodyLLP

 

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