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USPTO Filing History
Key events recorded for this trademark application
2000-07-25 — Application filed
2001-01-26 — Assigned to examiner
2001-01-30 — Assigned to examiner
2001-02-01 — Assigned to examiner
2001-02-13 — Final disposition recorded
2001-08-03 — Correspondence received in law office
2001-10-24 — Approved for pub - principal register
2002-02-13 — Notice of publication
2002-03-05 — Published for opposition
2002-05-28 — Noa mailed - sou required from applicant
2002-11-27 — Sou extension 1 filed
2002-11-29 — Paper received
2003-02-26 — Sou extension 1 granted
2003-05-28 — Sou extension 2 filed
2003-07-28 — Paper received
2003-08-12 — Petition to revive-received
2003-08-19 — Application abandoned
2003-11-02 — Sou extension 2 granted
2003-11-03 — Paper received
2003-11-03 — Use amendment filed
2004-02-10 — Petition to revive-granted
2004-02-10 — Statement of use processing complete
2004-03-05 — Case file in ticrs
2004-03-24 — Allowed principal register - sou accepted
2004-06-01 — Registered-principal register
2011-01-07 — Cancelled sec. 8 (6-yr)
2011-01-07 — Final status recorded
Owner Information
Family Creations Ltd.
Hamilton HM CX BM
Family Creations Ltd.
Hamilton HM CX BM
Family Creations Ltd.
Hamilton HM CX BM
Correspondent
ROBERT W PEARCE JR NELSON MULLINS RILEY & SCARBOROUGH LLP 151 MEETING ST FL 500 CHARLESTON, SC 29401-2239 UNITED STATES
Filing Details
Filing Date:
2000-07-25
Status Date:
2011-01-07
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