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G A G

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Active USPTO registrationType: CombinedOffice: US

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G A G

ST13

US500000097907260

Class

35

Filing

97907260

Registration

7437450

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USPTO status

Active USPTO registration

Case type

Application and registration

Recorded events

16

Latest update

07/09/2024

Classification

Registered

Trademark type

Combined

Nice classes

35

Filing date

04/25/2023

Registration date

07/09/2024

Expiration date

-

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Status date

07/09/2024

Last transaction

07/09/2024

Responsible office

United States Patent and Trademark Office

Status code

700

Official register

Principal Register

First use anywhere

06/08/2022

First use in commerce

07/26/2022

Drawing code

5

Owner type

03

Owner location

Bayside, WI, US

Examiner

PAINTER, VALERIYA SHERMAN

Law office

O20

Current location

FILE REPOSITORY (FRANCONIA)

Mark description

The mark consists of two circular letters "G" of identical size interlocking at their bowls such that the respective outer edges of each bowl extends to the vertical internal center point of its mate and situated on a common horizontal axis, the one on the left being reversed or mirror image and the one on the right oriented conventionally, in sans serif type of consistent thickness. The bar of each "G" straddles an imaginary horizontal line running across the center of the vertical axis of the letters, the opening of each "G" being approximately the same width as the thickness of the letters. The horizontal line of the two bars of the "G"'s is given the effect of connection by virtue of a cross bar actually connecting the two internal interlocking sections of the bowls of the two "G"'s that runs across the same axis as the bars. These interlocking sections create a vertically-oriented prolate spheroid (football) shape which, combined with the internal cross bar and by virtue of thin, mirroring color-free breaks in the spheroid where it meets the bottom of each "G", forms a stylized letter "A" between the two mirrored "G"'s, creating a stylized depiction of the letters "G", "A" and "G". The color is distributed across the two letters "G" as two different gradual transitions or gradients. The first, or leftmost, letter "G", which is the mirror-image one, begins as fuchsia above the break in the opening of the letter's bowl, gradually turning purple at the letter's 1:00 position where it intersects with its mate, descending toward the vertical midpoint where it takes on a mixed purple and green hue, then green at the second, broken intersection with the other "G" at the letter's 5:00 position, becoming yellow at the base of the bowl and then orange where the bowl's line meets the bar of the G. The continuity of color is such that the viewer perceives the break between the bar and the "beginning" of the mirrored "G" above the break as continuing the gradation in a consistent matter across the color-free break. The right-hand "G", described from right to left or counterclockwise above the break in the bowl, begins as purple-blue, becomes violet as it approaches the intersection with the mirrored "G" at the 11:00 position, blends into a yellow-purple mixture at the midpoint and the a green-tinged yellow at the 7:00 position where the bowl intersects with the mirrored "G" and becomes lime green at the base, moving upward toward the bar where it becomes light blue. Here, too, the colors on either side of the color-free break create the effect of a continuous gradient despite the break's lack of color. The stylized letter "A" created by these interlocking letters absorbs and integrates the colors of the corresponding portions of each "G" where they intersect with the spheroid / letter "A".

Holders and representatives

Holders

Gays Against Groomers, Inc.

Representatives

RONALD D. COLEMAN RONALD COLEMAN

Technical classification

Nice Classes

Class 35

Vienna Codes

No Vienna codes available.

Goods and services

Class 35

Promoting public awareness of the sexualizationindoctrination and medicalization of children under the guise of LGBTQIA+ by means of public advocacy

Publications

History of USPTO decisions and trademark events.

16 publications found

NRCC

NOTICE OF REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION EMAILED

07/09/2024

R.PR

REGISTERED-PRINCIPAL REGISTER

07/09/2024

NPUB

OFFICIAL GAZETTE PUBLICATION CONFIRMATION E-MAILED

04/23/2024

PUBO

PUBLISHED FOR OPPOSITION

04/23/2024

NONP

NOTIFICATION OF NOTICE OF PUBLICATION E-MAILED

04/03/2024

CNSA

APPROVED FOR PUB - PRINCIPAL REGISTER

03/15/2024

XAEC

EXAMINER'S AMENDMENT ENTERED

03/15/2024

GNEN

NOTIFICATION OF EXAMINERS AMENDMENT E-MAILED

03/15/2024

GNEA

EXAMINERS AMENDMENT E-MAILED

03/15/2024

CNEA

EXAMINERS AMENDMENT -WRITTEN

03/15/2024

ZZZX

PREVIOUS ALLOWANCE COUNT WITHDRAWN

03/06/2024

PBCR

WITHDRAWN FROM PUB - OG REVIEW QUERY

02/06/2024

CNSA

APPROVED FOR PUB - PRINCIPAL REGISTER

01/24/2024

DOCK

ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER

01/19/2024

NWOS

NEW APPLICATION OFFICE SUPPLIED DATA ENTERED

05/23/2023

NWAP

NEW APPLICATION ENTERED

04/28/2023

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