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Key events recorded for this trademark application

2010-02-09 — Application filed
2010-02-12 — Application filed
2010-02-17 — Application filed
2010-02-18 — Notice of pseudo mark mailed
2010-05-11 — Assigned to examiner
2010-05-13 — Approved for pub - principal register
2010-05-22 — Assigned to lie
2010-05-22 — Law office publication review completed
2010-06-29 — Published for opposition
2010-06-29 — Official gazette publication confirmation e-mailed
2010-07-21 — Assigned to examiner
2010-07-23 — Teas change of correspondence received
2010-09-14 — Registered-principal register
2016-08-16 — Teas section 8 & 15 received
2016-10-21 — Case assigned to post registration paralegal
2016-10-21 — Post registration action mailed - sec. 8 & 15
2016-10-26 — Office action issued
2016-10-27 — Registered - sec. 8 (6-yr) accepted & sec. 15 ack.
2016-10-27 — Notice of acceptance of sec. 8 & 15 - e-mailed
2018-03-15 — Attorney/dom.rep.revoked and/or appointed
2018-03-15 — Teas revoke/app/change addr of atty/dom rep received
2019-09-14 — Courtesy reminder - sec. 8 (10-yr)/sec. 9 e-mailed
2021-04-16 — Cancelled sec. 8 (10-yr)/expired section 9
2021-04-16 — Final status recorded

Owner Information

Cliniqa Corporation
San Marcos , CA

Cliniqa Corporation
San Marcos , CA

Cliniqa Corporation
San Marcos , CA

Correspondent

David C. West Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
200 South Sixth Street
Suite 4000
Minneapolis, MN 55402

Filing Details

Filing Date:
2010-02-09

Status Date:
2021-04-16

Category:
Chemicals

Filing Year:
2010

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