Notation to File

URLSWEEPER

Smith, Andrea

Notation to File

NOTE TO THE FILE

SERIAL NUMBER: 88647156

DATE:    01/15/2020

NAME: akeam

NOTE:

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From: andreasmith@virodan.com <andreasmith@virodan.com>
Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2020 9:50 PM
To: Keam, Alex <Alex.Keam@USPTO.GOV>
Subject: Re: TRADEMARK APPLICATION SERIAL NO(S): 88647156 URLSWEEPER

Hello,

1.     The applicant must provide applicant’s domicile address. All applications must include the applicant’s domicile address. An individual applicant’s domicile is the place a person resides and intends to be the person’s principal home.

                   My address is: 6408 Gentile Ln NE, Bremerton, WA 98311

2.     The applicant must specify the function/use of the software, and if content-specific, specify the field of use. Downloadable or recorded software are classified in class 9 while online non-downloadable software are classified in class 42. The following formats are suggested:

        Downloadable computer software for checking for broken links on web pages, in class 9

Does this answer your questions? I hope so.

Andrea Smith

On Tuesday, January 14, 2020, 05:11:54 AM PST, Keam, Alex <alex.keam@uspto.gov> wrote:

THIS IS AN INFORMAL CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING THE ABOVE NAMED APPLICATION(S):

I’m the USPTO attorney reviewing the above referenced application(s). The following issue(s) need to be addressed before the file can be approved for publication:

1.    The applicant must provide applicant’s domicile address. All applications must include the applicant’s domicile address. An individual applicant’s domicile is the place a person resides and intends to be the person’s principal home.

2.    The applicant must specify the function/use of the software, and if content-specific, specify the field of use. Downloadable or recorded software are classified in class 9 while online non-downloadable software are classified in class 42. The following formats are suggested:

(SPECIFY recorded or downloadable) computer software for (SPECIFY function/use of the software, eg, monitoring websites for viruses, etc.), in class 9; or

Providing temporary use of online non-downloadable software for (SPECIFY function/use of software, eg, monitoring websites for viruses, etc.), in class 42.

PLEASE RESPOND WITHIN TWO DAYS VIA PHONE OR EMAIL; OTHERWISE AN OFFICE ACTION WILL ISSUE

I can take care of the above with an Examiner’s Amendment once you reply via email or phone. If I don’t hear back from you, an Office Action will be issued for the issue(s) stated above and you can use our online response form to fix the issue(s) yourself: http://teas.gov.uspto.report/office/roa

THANK YOU

/Alex Seong Keam/

Attorney-Advisor

Law Office 114

Phone: (571) 272-9176

Fax for Responses: (571) 273-9114

Email: alex.keam@uspto.gov