Q: is it possible re-register my trademark
ACADIGM
A: Yes. See USPTO.gov and click on Trademarks.
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Yes, you can re-register your trademark "ACADIGM" under certain conditions. Trademark registration is designed to protect your brand and ensure that it is uniquely associated with your products or services. If your trademark has expired or if there have been significant changes to your brand, re-registration may be necessary to maintain protection.
Before proceeding with re-registration, it's important to check the current status of your trademark to understand why re-registration is needed. If the trademark has lapsed due to non-renewal, you'll need to follow the renewal process, which might involve additional requirements or documentation. On the other hand, if you're looking to update the trademark or re-register it due to changes in the brand, you may have to file a new application.
It's also crucial to conduct a thorough search to ensure that your trademark "ACADIGM" is still available and does not infringe on any existing trademarks. This process can help avoid legal complications. Depending on your jurisdiction, the process, fees, and requirements for re-registration can vary, so consulting with a professional in trademark law is advisable to navigate the process effectively and ensure that your brand remains protected.
A: Registration No. 2745216 for the mark ACADIGM was cancelled in 2012 for the owner's failure to submit proof of continuing use in the sixth year after registration. No other application to register ACADIGM is pending. If the owner's use has continued, a new application should be filed referring to the prior registration.
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