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Our long-stay animals are pets that have been at the shelter for an extended period of time. These animals are in swift need of a special adopter, time in foster away from the shelter environment, or to be pulled by a rescue. If you are interested in adopting one of the animals below or would like more information, visit the shelter during our open hours, call 512-805-2657, or email our adoption team. If you're interested in fostering, fill out a foster application then email foster@sanmarcostx.gov to expedite your foster approval. If you're a rescue looking to pull one of these priority animals, please email rescues@sanmarcostx.gov. **If a dog has an angel on their photo they are a Guardian Angel, which means a generous member of the community has sponsored their adoption fee to increase their chance of finding a loving forever home**

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Occasionally, SMRAS will care for pets other than cats or dogs such as rabbits, guinea pigs, birds or other small mammals. If you see these pets available on our website, please contact animaladoptions@sanmarcostx.gov for adoption information and fees.

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Help: Help topics will open in this window and relate to the specific section in which you are working. When you are done with the help topic, simply close the window. If you are a first-time filer, you are encouraged to visit our Trademark Basics section. For more information about trademark examination, see the Trademark Manual of Examining Procedure (TMEP), or contact the Trademark Assistance Center (TAC) at 800-786-9199 (toll-free) or 571-272-9250 (local).

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.jpg and .pdf File Attachment Information: In order to attach a specimen, a foreign registration, or other evidence applicant must first save or scan the document(s) as a .jpg or .pdf file. Applicant can then click on the browse button on the form to select the .jpg or .pdf file stored on the drive that contains the appropriate file. Attachments in any other format will be rejected.

15 Affidavit of Incontestability: A sworn statement filed by the owner of a mark registered on the Principal Register, claiming "incontestable" rights in the mark for the goods/services specified. An "incontestable" registration is conclusive evidence of the following:

Note: Filing a 15 Declaration is optional; however, certain rules govern when one may be filed. A 15 Affidavit may not be filed until the mark has been in continuous use in commerce for at least five (5) consecutive years subsequent to the date of registration for marks registered under the Act of 1946 (and subsequent to the date of publication under 12(c) of the Trademark Act, 15 U.S.C. 1062(c), for marks registered under the Acts of 1905 and 1881 for which the benefits of the Act of 1946 have been claimed). The 15 Affidavit must be executed and filed within one (1) year following a five (5)-year period of continuous use of the mark in commerce. Marks registered on the Supplemental Register are not eligible for claims of incontestable rights under 15. See TMEP 1605 for more detailed information.

2(f) Claim of Acquired Distinctiveness, Based on Evidence: Use this to enter the following statement: "The mark has become distinctive of the goods/services, as demonstrated by the submitted evidence." You must submit evidence to support this claim as .jpg or .pdf files (the form allows the attachment of up to 50 images.)

2(f) Claim of Acquired Distinctiveness, Based on Prior Registration(s): Enter registration number(s) for the same or similar marks. Do not use any commas within the number. If more than one entry, separate each with a space, with no punctuation. e.g., (1247873 1324638 1462387). The claim of acquired distinctiveness based on prior registration(s) will appear as follows: The mark has become distinctive of the goods/services as evidenced by the ownership on the Principal Register for the same mark for related goods or services of U.S. Registration No(s). ____________."

2(f) Claim of Acquired Distinctiveness, Based on Use: Use this to add the following statement: "The mark has become distinctive of the goods/services through the applicant's substantially exclusive and continuous use in commerce that the U.S. Congress may lawfully regulate for at least the five years immediately before the date of this statement."

2(f) Claim of Acquired Distinctiveness, IN PART, Based on Evidence: Enter the portion of the mark to which the claim of acquired distinctiveness applies. The claim will appear as follows: "_______ has become distinctive of the goods/services, as demonstrated by the submitted evidence." You must submit evidence to support this claim as .jpg or .pdf files (the form allows the attachment of up to 50 images.)

2(f) Claim of Acquired Distinctiveness, IN PART, Based on Prior Registration(s): In the first box, enter the portion of the mark to which the claim of acquired distinctiveness applies. In the second box, enter registration number(s) for the same or legally equivalent marks. Do not use any commas within the number. If more than one entry, separate each with a space, with no punctuation. e.g., 1247873 1324638 1462387. The claim will appear as follows: "The wording __________ has become distinctive of the goods/services as evidenced by the ownership on the Principal Register for the same mark for related goods or services of U.S. Registration No(s). ____________."

2(f) Claim of Acquired Distinctiveness, IN PART, Based on Use: Enter the portion of the mark to which the claim of acquired distinctiveness applies. The claim will appear as follows: "The wording __________ in the mark has become distinctive of the goods/services through the applicant's substantially exclusive and continuous use in commerce that the U.S. Congress may lawfully regulate for at least the five years immediately before the date of this statement. "

8 Affidavit of Use: A sworn statement filed by the owner of a registration that the mark is in use in commerce. It must be filed by the current owner of the registration, and the USPTO must receive it during the following time periods:

9 Renewal Application: A sworn document that the owner of a registration must file to avoid the expiration of a registration. Federal trademark registrations issued on or after November 16, 1989, remain in force for 10 years, and may be renewed for 10-year periods. Trademark registrations issued or renewed prior to November 16, 1989 remain in force for 20 years, and may be renewed for 10-year periods. Trademark owners have a total of eighteen (18) months to file a 9 Renewal Application, namely, one year prior to the registration expiration date or during the 6-month grace period immediately after the date of expiration. If the 9 Renewal Application is not filed or is filed after the grace period ends, the registration will expire. Because the due date of the 10-year Declaration coincides with the due date of the 9 Renewal Application, the USPTO created the electronic form Combined declaration of use in commerce/application for renewal of registration of mark under 8 & 9. See TMEP 1606 for more detailed information.

37 C.F.R. 2.63 Reexamination: After the applicant's response, the application will be reexamined or reconsidered. If registration is again refused or any formal requirement(s) is repeated, but the examiner's action is not stated to be final, the applicant may respond again. The applicant may also respond by filing a timely Petition to Director for relief from a formal requirement if:

If the petition is denied, the applicant shall have until six months from the date of the Office action which repeated the requirement or made it final or thirty days from the date of the decision on the petition, whichever date is later, to comply with the requirement. A formal requirement which is the subject of a petition decided by the Director may not subsequently be the subject of an appeal to the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.

Abandonment of Mark: After the commencement of an opposition, concurrent use, or interference proceeding, if the applicant files a written abandonment of the application or of the mark without the written consent of every adverse party to the proceeding, judgment shall be entered against the applicant. The written consent of an adverse party may be signed by the adverse party or by the adverse party's attorney or other authorized representative. 041b061a72