R.PR
REGISTERED-PRINCIPAL REGISTER
02/22/2022
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CRUSADE
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Active USPTO registrationType: WordOffice: United States
Risk and opportunity diagnosis
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USPTO status
Active USPTO registration
Case type
Application and registration
Recorded events
8
Latest update
02/22/2022
Trademark type
Word
Nice classes
12
Filing date
06/25/2021
Registration date
02/22/2022
Expiration date
-
Complete case details
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Status date
02/22/2022
Last transaction
02/22/2022
Responsible office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Status code
700
Official register
Principal Register
First use anywhere
2010-01-00
First use in commerce
2010-01-00
Drawing code
4
Owner type
16
Owner location
Katy, TX, US
Examiner
KING, LINDA M
Law office
M70
Current location
PUBLICATION AND ISSUE SECTION
Holders and representatives
Holders
American Omni Trading Company, LLC
Representatives
COLLIN A. ROSE CHAMBERLAIN HRDLICKA
Technical classification
Nice Classes
Class 12
Vienna Codes
No Vienna codes available.
Goods and services
Class 12
Tires
Publications
History of USPTO decisions and trademark events.
8 publications found
NPUB
OFFICIAL GAZETTE PUBLICATION CONFIRMATION E-MAILED
12/07/2021
PUBO
PUBLISHED FOR OPPOSITION
12/07/2021
NONP
NOTIFICATION OF NOTICE OF PUBLICATION E-MAILED
11/17/2021
CNSA
APPROVED FOR PUB - PRINCIPAL REGISTER
11/04/2021
DOCK
ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER
11/04/2021
NWOS
NEW APPLICATION OFFICE SUPPLIED DATA ENTERED
09/09/2021
NWAP
NEW APPLICATION ENTERED
06/29/2021
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