Notation to File

NOTE TO THE FILE

SERIAL NUMBER:            90825216

DATE:                                04/04/2022

NAME:                               twhite4

NOTE:         

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     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:

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From: Steven Gerber <sgerber@gerblaw.com>
Sent: Monday, April 4, 2022 11:00 AM
To: White, Travis <Travis.White@uspto.gov>
Subject: Re: USPTO Ser. No.: 90825216 (“BLUZEN”) - Inquiry Regarding Examiner's Amendment

 

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I confirm that. 

 

On Mon, Apr 4, 2022 at 10:57 AM White, Travis <Travis.White@uspto.gov> wrote:

Good Morning,

 

I apologize for doubling back on this one, but I just realized that the preliminary amendment changes the entity’s citizenship (from a Florida LLC to a New York LLC), which can be interpreted as a change in entity. This may be considered a correctable error under TMEP 1201.02(c) if such an entity did not exist on the application filing date (“If the party listed as the applicant did not exist on the application filing date, the application may be amended to correct the applicant’s name.”). 

 

Can you confirm for the record the following statement: “Remcoda LLC, a Florida limited liability company, did not exist as a legal entity on the application filing date.”

 

Thank you,

 

Travis White

Trademark Examining Attorney

Law Office 126, United States Patent and Trademark Office