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USPTO Filing History
Key events recorded for this trademark application
2007-03-23 — Application filed
2007-03-27 — Application filed
2007-04-27 — Assigned to examiner
2007-04-30 — Approved for pub - principal register
2007-05-16 — Assigned to lie
2007-05-16 — Law office publication review completed
2007-08-01 — Notice of publication
2007-08-21 — Published for opposition
2007-11-13 — Noa mailed - sou required from applicant
2008-05-13 — Sou teas extension received
2008-05-13 — Sou extension 1 filed
2008-05-20 — Sou extension 1 granted
2008-11-05 — Sou teas extension received
2008-11-05 — Sou extension 2 filed
2008-11-06 — Case assigned to intent to use paralegal
2008-11-06 — Sou extension 2 granted
2009-05-11 — Sou teas extension received
2009-05-11 — Sou extension 3 filed
2009-05-15 — Sou extension 3 granted
2009-11-09 — Sou teas extension received
2009-11-09 — Sou extension 4 filed
2009-11-12 — Sou extension 4 granted
2010-05-11 — Sou teas extension received
2010-05-11 — Sou extension 5 filed
2010-05-17 — Sou extension 5 granted
2010-05-18 — Notice of approval of extension request e-mailed
2010-12-13 — Application abandoned
2010-12-13 — Application abandoned
2010-12-13 — Final status recorded
Owner Information
Smith International, Inc.
Houston , TX
Smith International, Inc.
Houston , TX
Correspondent
Sean C. Henkel SMITH INTERNATIONAL, INC. 16740 HARDY ST PATENT SERVICES HOUSTON, TX 77032
Filing Details
Filing Date:
2007-03-23
Status Date:
2010-12-13
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