DURAPLAY trademarks under serial number 86143542. The goods are agglomerated wood boards and wood particle or fiber agglomerates for building and construction; wood planks for building and construction; non-metallic panels for building and construction; wood pulp cardboard for building and construction; non-metallic materials for building and construction; paper for building and construction; agglomerated or wood fiber boards for building and construction. Currently that trademark is represented by trademark attorney(s): John Clarke Holman.

DURAPLAY

USPTO Trademark Record · Serial No. 86143542

Trademark details

DURAPLAY is a trademark. Serial number of that application is 86143542.

It was initially claimed by Duraplay de Parral, S.A. de C.V. on 20131213.

That brand applies to the following goods and services:agglomerated wood boards and wood particle or fiber agglomerates for building and construction; wood planks for building and construction; non-metallic panels for building and construction; wood pulp cardboard for building and construction; non-metallic materials for building and construction; paper for building and construction; agglomerated or wood fiber boards for building and construction.

Currently that trademark is represented by trademark attorney(s): John Clarke Holman.

You can learn more about that trademark on the USPTO website: View the USPTO record

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Statement of Actual Use for Your Trademark	Prepare and file a Statement of Actual Use for your Trademark with the USPTO.	$295	$150
Extension of Time to File Trademark SOU	Prepare and file an Extension of Time to File Statement of Use (EOT) with the USPTO.	$320	$125
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Trademark Renewal (Section 8 and Section 15 Affidavits; filed 5-6 year after registration) +Attorney of Record for 5 years, until next renewal	Prepare and File Trademark Renewal 5-6 year, including Section 8 Affidavit of Continuous Use; Section 15 Declaration of Incontestability, if applicable. +Attorney of Record for 5 years, until next renewal	$700	$575
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Consultation	Phone consultation/interview to begin preparation of a response and advise you on your issue. Further retained services will be reduced by this amount.	$400	Vary
All other issues	Phone consultation/interview to begin preparation of a response and advise you on your issue. Further retained services will be reduced by this amount.	$400	Vary
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Extra Basis (Section 1(a) or 1(b)) for Foreign Applicants	Needed for foreign applicants: adds a second filing basis, Section 1(a) use in commerce or Section 1(b) intent to use, to an application based on a foreign registration (Section 44(e)) or foreign priority (Section 44(d)). If the home-country application is refused, withdrawn or delayed, the U.S. application proceeds on the Section 1 basis and keeps its filing date. No government fee.	$350	Vary

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