VISION. FOR LIFE.

Alphapointe

Application Filed: 2020-12-02

Trademark Application Details

Mark For: VISION. FOR LIFE.™ trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of charitable services, namely, providing vision screenings; charitable services, namely, providing low vision services, rehabilitation services, youth services, employment services, and senior adult services; association services, namely, promoting the interests of the blind and visually-impaired persons.

Status

2020-12-06 UTC

LIVE APPLICATION Awaiting Examination

The trademark application has been accepted by the Office (has met the minimum filing requirements) and has not yet been assigned to an examiner.

Research	OneLook Acronym Finder
Serial Number	90355065
Mark Literal Elements	VISION. FOR LIFE.
Mark Drawing Type	4 - STANDARD CHARACTER MARK
Mark Type	Service Mark
Current Location	NEW APPLICATION PROCESSING 2020-12-05
Basis	1(a)
Class Status	ACTIVE
Primary US Classes	100: Miscellaneous 101: Advertising and Business 102: Insurance and Financial
Primary International Class	035 - Primary Class (Advertising and business) Advertising; business management; business administration; office functions.
Filed Use	Yes
Current Use	Yes
Intent To Use	No
Filed ITU	No
44D Filed	No
44E Current	No
66A Current	No
Current Basis	No
No Basis	No
Attorney Name	BRIAN L. MAIN

Timeline

2012-05-01	Date of First Use
2012-05-01	Date of Use In Commerce
2020-12-02	Application Filed
2020-12-05	Location: NEW APPLICATION PROCESSING
2020-12-05	Status: Live/Pending
2020-12-05	Status: New application will be assigned to an examining attorney approximately 3 months after filing date.
2020-12-05	Transaction Date

Trademark Parties (Applicants & Owners)

Party:	ALPHAPOINTE
Address	7501 Prospect Kansas City, MISSOURI UNITED STATES 64132
Legal Entity Type	Non-profit Corporation
Legal Entity State	MISSOURI

Documents

Application	MULTI	2020-12-02
Drawing	JPEG	2020-12-02
Specimen	JPEG	2020-12-02

Attorney of Record

BRIAN L. MAIN
KUTAK ROCK LLP
2300 MAIN STREET
SUITE 800
KANSAS CITY, MO 64108

Good, Services, and Codes

International Codes:	35
U.S. Codes:	100,101,102
International Codes:	41
U.S. Codes:	100,101,107

Type Code	Type
GS0351	Charitable services, namely, providing vision screenings; charitable services, namely, providing low vision services, rehabilitation services, youth services, employment services, and senior adult services; association services, namely, promoting the interests of the blind and visually-impaired persons
GS0411	Charitable services, namely, providing employment vocational guidance services for the blind and visually-impaired persons; charitable services, namely, providing rehabilitation services in the nature of providing low vision classes designed to improve lives by regaining independence for the blind and visually-impaired persons; charitable services, namely, providing rehabilitation services in the nature of teaching travel and mobility skills for the blind and visually-impaired persons; charitable services, namely, providing rehabilitation services in the nature of teaching functional Braille for use around the home and office, teaching contracted Braille for those looking for a more comprehensive reading solution, and helping current Braille readers transition to Unified English Braille for the blind and visually-impaired persons; charitable services, namely, providing rehabilitation services in the nature of providing classes in professional writing, on the job reading, and math skills for the blind and visually-impaired persons; charitable services, namely, providing rehabilitation services in the nature of teaching techniques for organization and labeling, cooking, reading, and writing for the blind and visually-impaired persons; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of providing educational programs to help for blind youth and visually-impaired youth get oriented to the work site and providing short-term job coaching as needed; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of providing an educational program to enhance interpersonal and communication skills while fostering independence, leadership, and self-advocacy for blind youth and visually-impaired youth; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of teaching fundamental skills that help for blind youth and visually-impaired youth learn, play, and grow; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of providing opportunities for blind youth and visually-impaired youth to practice functional, social, mobility, and independent living skills to help become successful teenagers; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of providing instruction in organization, goal setting, independence, life skills, leadership skills, and social skills for blind youth and visually-impaired youth who are navigating the transition into adult life; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of providing mentors for blind youth and visually-impaired youth; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of providing training programs to help for blind youth and visually-impaired youth utilize various technologies that impact academic development, advance their internet navigation skills, develop social networking knowledge, and establish internet safety and security awareness; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of organizing and conducting camps for blind youth and visually-impaired youth; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of organizing and conducting recreational adventure camps for blind youth and visually-impaired youth; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of organizing and conducting technology camps for blind youth and visually-impaired youth; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of organizing and conducting art camps for blind youth and visually-impaired youth; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of organizing and facilitating recreational day camps for the purpose of helping for blind youth and visually-impaired youth discover new interests or passions, have fun, learn sensory efficiency, and develop social skills; charitable services, namely, providing senior adult services for blind senior adults and visually-impaired senior adults in the nature of teaching skills necessary to live independently and age in place following vision loss

Type Code

Type

GS0351

Charitable services, namely, providing vision screenings; charitable services, namely, providing low vision services, rehabilitation services, youth services, employment services, and senior adult services; association services, namely, promoting the interests of the blind and visually-impaired persons

GS0411

Charitable services, namely, providing employment vocational guidance services for the blind and visually-impaired persons; charitable services, namely, providing rehabilitation services in the nature of providing low vision classes designed to improve lives by regaining independence for the blind and visually-impaired persons; charitable services, namely, providing rehabilitation services in the nature of teaching travel and mobility skills for the blind and visually-impaired persons; charitable services, namely, providing rehabilitation services in the nature of teaching functional Braille for use around the home and office, teaching contracted Braille for those looking for a more comprehensive reading solution, and helping current Braille readers transition to Unified English Braille for the blind and visually-impaired persons; charitable services, namely, providing rehabilitation services in the nature of providing classes in professional writing, on the job reading, and math skills for the blind and visually-impaired persons; charitable services, namely, providing rehabilitation services in the nature of teaching techniques for organization and labeling, cooking, reading, and writing for the blind and visually-impaired persons; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of providing educational programs to help for blind youth and visually-impaired youth get oriented to the work site and providing short-term job coaching as needed; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of providing an educational program to enhance interpersonal and communication skills while fostering independence, leadership, and self-advocacy for blind youth and visually-impaired youth; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of teaching fundamental skills that help for blind youth and visually-impaired youth learn, play, and grow; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of providing opportunities for blind youth and visually-impaired youth to practice functional, social, mobility, and independent living skills to help become successful teenagers; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of providing instruction in organization, goal setting, independence, life skills, leadership skills, and social skills for blind youth and visually-impaired youth who are navigating the transition into adult life; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of providing mentors for blind youth and visually-impaired youth; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of providing training programs to help for blind youth and visually-impaired youth utilize various technologies that impact academic development, advance their internet navigation skills, develop social networking knowledge, and establish internet safety and security awareness; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of organizing and conducting camps for blind youth and visually-impaired youth; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of organizing and conducting recreational adventure camps for blind youth and visually-impaired youth; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of organizing and conducting technology camps for blind youth and visually-impaired youth; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of organizing and conducting art camps for blind youth and visually-impaired youth; charitable services, namely, providing youth services in the nature of organizing and facilitating recreational day camps for the purpose of helping for blind youth and visually-impaired youth discover new interests or passions, have fun, learn sensory efficiency, and develop social skills; charitable services, namely, providing senior adult services for blind senior adults and visually-impaired senior adults in the nature of teaching skills necessary to live independently and age in place following vision loss

Trademark Filing History

Description	Date	Proceeding Number
NEW APPLICATION ENTERED IN TRAM	2020-12-05

Similar Marks

Mark Image Registration \| Serial	Company Trademark Application Date
VISION. FOR LIFE. 90355065 not registered Live/Pending	ALPHAPOINTE 2020-12-02
VISION. FOR LIFE. 85598613 not registered Dead/Abandoned	Alphapointe Association for the Blind 2012-04-16