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Serial Number

85274960

Filing Date

23 Mar 2011

Registration Number

4134202

Registration Date

01 May 2012

Mark Drawing Code

4

Classifications

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First use of JAVA anywhere

JAVA was first used on 03 Mar 2011 for the primary classification of goods and services, international, 012 (Vehicles)

First use in commerce

There is no first use of this trademark in commerce detected yet.

Status Code

6

International Code

012

US Codes

019; 021; 023; 031; 035; 044

James A. Duggan

MacMillan, Sobanski & Todd, LLC

720 Water Street

One Maritime Plaza, Fifth Floor

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