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USPTO Filing History

Key events recorded for this trademark application

2013-06-26 — Application filed
2013-06-29 — Application filed
2013-07-09 — Application filed
2013-07-10 — Notice of pseudo mark e-mailed
2013-09-20 — Assigned to examiner
2013-09-27 — Final disposition recorded
2013-09-27 — Final disposition recorded
2013-09-27 — Final disposition recorded
2014-03-20 — Teas/email correspondence entered
2014-03-20 — Office action issued
2014-03-20 — Correspondence received in law office
2014-04-27 — Suspension letter written
2014-04-27 — Letter of suspension e-mailed
2014-04-27 — Notification of letter of suspension e-mailed
2014-10-31 — Assigned to lie
2014-12-11 — Suspension checked - to attorney for action
2015-04-02 — Office action issued
2015-04-02 — Office action issued
2015-04-02 — Office action issued
2015-04-09 — Teas amendment of use received
2015-04-15 — Amendment to use processing complete
2015-04-15 — Use amendment filed
2015-05-17 — Final disposition recorded
2015-05-17 — Final disposition recorded
2015-05-17 — Final disposition recorded
2015-05-19 — Undeliverable mail - courtesy copy mailed
2015-12-13 — Application abandoned
2015-12-13 — Final status recorded
2015-12-14 — Application abandoned

Owner Information

Integrated Sensing Systems, Inc
Ypsilanti , MI

Correspondent

Domenica N.S. Hartman Hartman Global IP Law
2621 Chicago Street, Suite A
Valparaiso, IN 46383
UNITED STATES

Filing Details

Filing Date:
2013-06-26

Status Date:
2015-12-13

Category:
Electronics & Software

Filing Year:
2013

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