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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION EMAILED
12/30/2025
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THE DRIVE IN THEATER
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Active USPTO registrationType: CombinedOffice: US
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USPTO status
Active USPTO registration
Case type
Application and registration
Recorded events
10
Latest update
12/31/2025
Classification
Registered
Trademark type
Combined
Nice classes
35
Filing date
11/20/2023
Registration date
12/30/2025
Expiration date
-
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Status date
12/30/2025
Last transaction
12/31/2025
Responsible office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Status code
700
Official register
Principal Register
First use anywhere
04/11/2023
First use in commerce
04/11/2023
Drawing code
3
Owner type
01
Owner location
Willingboro, NJ
Examiner
KEELEY,ALISON REBECCA
Law office
M40
Current location
FILE REPOSITORY (FRANCONIA)
Mark description
The mark consists of the word "THE" in hot pink stylized lettering in the center of a small teal circle with a white background, and the wording "DRIVE IN THEATER" in hot pink stylized lettering in a larger teal rectangular shape with two rounded edges on opposite ends. They overlap with the small circle in the front. Underneath "The Drive In Theater" is the top of a black old school car with a large white stripe on the driver's side of the car. The wheels and the front lights of the car are white and outlined in black. There is a black palm tree behind the front of the car, and the top of the tree is to the left of the larger rectangular shape. Behind the palm tree is a circle with four different rows in the circle, each a different color starting with orange, then burnt orange, then dark pink, and lastly hot pink, from top to bottom. The other white parts represent background and is not part of the mark is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.
Holders and representatives
Holders
Smith, Gregory
Representatives
Patricia Lawrence Kolaras The PLK Law Group, P.C.
Technical classification
Nice Classes
Class 35
Vienna Codes
No Vienna codes available.
Goods and services
Class 35
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Publications
History of USPTO decisions and trademark events.
10 publications found
R.PR
REGISTERED-PRINCIPAL REGISTER
12/30/2025
NPUB
OFFICIAL GAZETTE PUBLICATION CONFIRMATION E-MAILED
11/11/2025
PUBO
PUBLISHED FOR OPPOSITION
11/11/2025
NONP
NOTIFICATION OF NOTICE OF PUBLICATION E-MAILED
11/05/2025
CNSA
APPROVED FOR PUB - PRINCIPAL REGISTER
10/08/2025
DOCK
ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER
09/22/2025
MDSC
NOTICE OF DESIGN SEARCH CODE E-MAILED
02/09/2024
NWOS
NEW APPLICATION OFFICE SUPPLIED DATA ENTERED
02/09/2024
NWAP
NEW APPLICATION ENTERED
11/20/2023
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