Is "The Mark Consists Of A Circular Design Containing A Stylized Globe In The Center, With The Wording "t.v.e" Superimposed Over The Globe. The Word "the" Appears Above The Globe, And The Wording "vital Experience" Appears Around The Lower Portion Of The Circular Design." trademarked?
“The Mark Consists Of A Circular Design Containing A Stylized Globe In The Center, With The Wording "t.v.e" Superimposed Over The Globe. The Word "the" Appears Above The Globe, And The Wording "vital Experience" Appears Around The Lower Portion Of The Circular Design.” appears in the USPTO's public trademark data as application 50043665. Here's what the record shows, as filed on 2026-08-11 — and how to watch for new filings that could affect a brand like this one.
- Mark
- The Mark Consists Of A Circular Design Containing A Stylized Globe In The Center, With The Wording "t.v.e" Superimposed Over The Globe. The Word "the" Appears Above The Globe, And The Wording "vital Experience" Appears Around The Lower Portion Of The Circular Design.
- Serial number
- 50043665
- Filing date
- 2026-08-11
- Applicant
- Kyras Dawson
- Live status
- Official USPTO record →
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