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GIVE ME YOUR $Serial 88980374 · Supplemental Register
Live · Registered
Owner: Chalas, Lauren
Class 016 - Paper Goods & Printed Matter
Class 026 -
Class 045 - Legal & Personal Services
Filed Jan 02, 2020
Registered Sep 28, 2021
The record shows that “GIVE ME YOUR $” is a live, registered service mark owned by Lauren Chalas, an individual. It is registered on the Supplemental Register, having been approved for publication on April 28 2020, allowed on June 23 2020, and finally registered on September 28 2021. The mark covers stickers, cloth patches and ornamental novelty pins, as well as a range of online social‑networking services—including charitable financial giving, sports community sites and entertainment‑focused sites—all first used in commerce on July 7 2017. Because the goods and services are specific to these categories, a similar name used for unrelated products or services would be a farther concern, while use in any of the listed categories would raise the closest concern. The prosecution history shows a typical sequence of examination, a non‑final action, a statement of use, and eventual registration on the Supplemental Register; it does not imply that the mark is on the Principal Register or that it has broader protection. The most recent status event is the registration date of September 28 2021, and no enforcement actions or oppositions appear in the supplied history. For someone considering a similar name, the record suggests a meaningful risk if the new use falls within stickers, cloth patches, novelty pins or the specified online social‑networking services.
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