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SEE ME GROW
Serial 90037911 · Principal Register
Live · Registered

Owner: Ruiz, Moses
Class 024 -
Filed Jul 06, 2020
Registered Mar 30, 2021

The record shows that “SEE ME GROW” is a live, registered mark on the Principal Register, owned by Moses Ruiz, an individual. The mark protects the goods listed in class 024: baby blankets, children’s towels, and receiving blankets, with first use on June 1 2020 and use in commerce noted January 25 2021. A similar name would raise the closest concern for products that are baby blankets, children’s towels, or receiving blankets, because those are the exact goods covered. The record does not give the owner control over every use of the wording; it is limited to the goods listed. The prosecution history indicates a straightforward allowance and registration process, with no Supplemental Register involvement. The latest significant event is the registration on March 30 2021, and the next maintenance event is a 6‑year reminder on March 30 2026. No oppositions, cancellations, or other enforcement actions appear in the supplied history. For someone considering a similar name, the risk is that using the mark on baby blankets, children’s towels, or receiving blankets could be viewed as infringing, while use on unrelated goods would be less likely to trigger concern.

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