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LETTERS A AND M , A STAR SYMBOL, AND LINES
Serial 97887322 · Principal Register
Dead · Refused

Owner: Molina, Adolfo
Class 025 - Clothing
Filed

The record shows that the application for the mark “LETTERS A AND M , A STAR SYMBOL, AND LINES” is dead, having been dismissed because it did not meet the minimum filing date requirements. The owner listed is Adolfo Molina, an individual. The mark was filed for goods in class 025, specifically clothing, with a description that the applicant wanted to register a logo that became viral on January 23, 2023. Because the application was abandoned, the mark does not confer any rights or control over the wording. The only visible event is the status change on May 09, 2023, and no enforcement actions such as oppositions or cancellations appear in the supplied history. The closest concern for a similar name would arise if you were selling clothing that used the same lettering and star symbol combination. This history suggests that while the mark itself is no longer active, the specific design could still be a point of comparison for potential conflicts in the apparel market.

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