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VITRITURF

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Active USPTO registrationType: WordOffice: US

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VITRITURF

ST13

US500000098837726

Class

17, 37

Filing

98837726

Registration

7973524

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USPTO status

Active USPTO registration

Case type

Application and registration

Recorded events

15

Latest update

10/08/2025

Classification

Registered

Trademark type

Word

Nice classes

17, 37

Filing date

11/05/2024

Registration date

10/07/2025

Expiration date

-

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Status date

10/07/2025

Last transaction

10/08/2025

Responsible office

United States Patent and Trademark Office

Status code

700

Official register

Principal Register

First use anywhere

01/02/1986

First use in commerce

01/02/1986

Drawing code

4

Owner type

16

Owner location

NORTH FOND DU LAC, WI

Examiner

KNIGHT,TROY FRANK

Current location

FILE REPOSITORY (FRANCONIA)

Holders and representatives

Holders

Surfacing Specialties, LLC

Representatives

Sarah M. Wong Wong Meyer Smith & McConnell

Technical classification

Nice Classes

Class 17Class 37

Vienna Codes

No Vienna codes available.

Goods and services

Class 17

Surfacing materials, sold together as a unit, in the nature of rubber chips or granules for use as cushioned, porous or non-porous, non-slip resilient surface comprised of a primer, a binder, shredded recycled rubber, man-made rubber and, if necessary, line markers made of the foregoing materials; Rubber chips or granules for use as a playground ground cover; Pour-in-place rubber surfaces for playgrounds, play fields, multipurpose courts and trails; Outdoor ground surfaces of rubber for playgrounds, play fields, multipurpose courts and trails

Class 37

Installation of surfacing materials, sold together as a unit, to produce a cushioned, porous or non-porous, non-slip resilient surface, namely a primer, a binder, shredded recycled rubber, man-made rubber and, if necessary, line markers made of the foregoing materials; Installation of rubber chips or granules for use as a playground ground cover; Installation of pour-in-place surfaces for playgrounds, play fields, multipurpose courts and trails; Installation of outdoor ground surfaces for playgrounds, play fields, multipurpose courts and trails

Publications

History of USPTO decisions and trademark events.

15 publications found

NRCC

NOTICE OF REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION EMAILED

10/07/2025

R.PR

REGISTERED-PRINCIPAL REGISTER

10/07/2025

NPUB

OFFICIAL GAZETTE PUBLICATION CONFIRMATION E-MAILED

08/19/2025

PUBO

PUBLISHED FOR OPPOSITION

08/19/2025

NONP

NOTIFICATION OF NOTICE OF PUBLICATION E-MAILED

08/13/2025

CNSA

APPROVED FOR PUB - PRINCIPAL REGISTER

07/11/2025

TEME

TEAS/EMAIL CORRESPONDENCE ENTERED

07/08/2025

CRFA

CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED IN LAW OFFICE

07/08/2025

TROA

TEAS RESPONSE TO OFFICE ACTION RECEIVED

07/08/2025

GNRN

NOTIFICATION OF NON-FINAL ACTION E-MAILED

05/28/2025

GNRT

NON-FINAL ACTION E-MAILED

05/28/2025

CNRT

NON-FINAL ACTION WRITTEN

05/28/2025

DOCK

ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER

05/04/2025

NWOS

NEW APPLICATION OFFICE SUPPLIED DATA ENTERED

04/26/2025

NWAP

NEW APPLICATION ENTERED

11/05/2024

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