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FM FLORIDA MUSEUM

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Active USPTO registrationType: CombinedOffice: US

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FM FLORIDA MUSEUM

ST13

US500000087315765

Class

41

Filing

87315765

Registration

5410365

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USPTO status

Active USPTO registration

Case type

Application and registration

Recorded events

20

Latest update

01/10/2025

Classification

Registered

Trademark type

Combined

Nice classes

41

Filing date

01/27/2017

Registration date

02/27/2018

Expiration date

-

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Complete case details

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Status date

08/15/2024

Last transaction

01/10/2025

Responsible office

United States Patent and Trademark Office

Status code

702

Official register

Principal Register

First use anywhere

12/31/2016

First use in commerce

12/31/2016

Drawing code

5

Owner type

99

Owner location

Gainesville, FL

Examiner

NKOJO, RHODA

Current location

Historical data usage

Mark description

The mark consists of the letters "FM" above the the wording "FLORIDA MUSEUM".

Holders and representatives

Holders

U. T. (pessoa física)

Representatives

John Cyril Malloy, III MALLOY & MALLOY, P.L.

Technical classification

Nice Classes

Class 41

Vienna Codes

No Vienna codes available.

Goods and services

Class 41

Museum services; Educational servicesconducting classesseminarsworkshopslecturesconferences in the field of natural history; Arranging and conducting educational exhibitions in the field of natural history; Museum curator servicescurating biologicalpaleontologicalarchaeological specimens and artifacts; Museum collection servicesnamely collecting biologicalpaleontological and archaeological specimens and artifacts for educational exhibitions in the field of natural history; Organizing and displaying museum collections in the field of natural history for public viewing and for scientific research purposes; Providing information in the field of natural history and museum services via electronic global communication networks

Publications

History of USPTO decisions and trademark events.

20 publications found

NURC

NOTICE OF UPDATED REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION EMAILED

09/17/2024

NA85

NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE OF SEC. 8 & 15 - E-MAILED

08/15/2024

C15A

REGISTERED - SEC. 8 (6-YR) ACCEPTED & SEC. 15 ACK.

08/15/2024

COC.

CORRECTION UNDER SECTION 7 - PROCESSED

08/15/2024

APRE

CASE ASSIGNED TO POST REGISTRATION PARALEGAL

07/29/2024

APRE

CASE ASSIGNED TO POST REGISTRATION PARALEGAL

07/27/2024

E815

TEAS SECTION 8 & 15 RECEIVED

01/12/2024

ES7R

TEAS SECTION 7 REQUEST RECEIVED

01/12/2024

R.PR

REGISTERED-PRINCIPAL REGISTER

02/27/2018

PUBO

PUBLISHED FOR OPPOSITION

12/12/2017

NPUB

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

11/22/2017

CNSA

APPROVED FOR PUB - PRINCIPAL REGISTER

11/03/2017

TEME

TEAS/EMAIL CORRESPONDENCE ENTERED

10/13/2017

CRFA

CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED IN LAW OFFICE

10/13/2017

TROA

TEAS RESPONSE TO OFFICE ACTION RECEIVED

10/13/2017

CNRT

NON-FINAL ACTION MAILED

04/28/2017

CNRT

NON-FINAL ACTION WRITTEN

04/27/2017

DOCK

ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER

04/24/2017

NWOS

NEW APPLICATION OFFICE SUPPLIED DATA ENTERED

01/31/2017

NWAP

NEW APPLICATION ENTERED

01/31/2017

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