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USPTO Filing History

Key events recorded for this trademark application

1996-02-15 — Application filed
1996-07-22 — Assigned to examiner
1996-07-30 — Final disposition recorded
1997-01-23 — Correspondence received in law office
1997-03-17 — Office action issued
1997-09-22 — Examiner's amendment mailed
1997-09-29 — Approved for pub - principal register
1997-10-24 — Notice of publication
1998-01-23 — Notice of publication
1998-02-24 — Published for opposition
1998-05-19 — Noa mailed - sou required from applicant
1998-10-23 — Sou extension 1 filed
1998-12-04 — Sou extension 1 granted
1999-02-25 — Use amendment filed
1999-03-22 — Statement of use processing complete
1999-03-31 — Assigned to examiner
1999-04-05 — Allowed principal register - sou accepted
1999-06-01 — Registered-principal register
2004-07-21 — Teas section 8 & 15 received
2004-07-21 — Registered - sec. 8 (6-yr) & sec. 15 filed
2004-08-25 — Registered - sec. 8 (6-yr) accepted & sec. 15 ack.
2004-11-19 — Teas change of correspondence received
2008-04-30 — Automatic update of assignment of ownership
2010-01-02 — Cancelled sec. 8 (10-yr)/expired section 9
2010-01-02 — Final status recorded

Owner Information

AKZO NOBEL COATINGS INC.
CHICAGO , IL

Flood Company, The
Hudson , OH

Flood Company, The
Hudson , OH

Flood Company, The
Hudson , OH

Correspondent

ROGER D EMERSON BROUSE MCDOWELL
388 S MAIN ST STE 500
AKRON, OH 44311-4407
UNITED STATES

Filing Details

Filing Date:
1996-02-15

Status Date:
2010-01-02

Category:
Paints

Filing Year:
1996

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