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SK SIGNET

Registered
Combined Mark
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Key Information

Serial Number

97374549

Registration Number

8055079

Status

Registered

Ownership

SI

Owner Name

Type: Organization / Corporation

Address

26, Jong-ro, Jongno-gu
Seoul, 03188
KR

Critical Dates

First Use Date

Not filed yet

Filing Date

Apr 21, 2022

Registration Date

Dec 9, 2025

Mark Descriptions

Services

Class 42
Design of apparatus and machines for filling purposes; monitoring of battery charging status; monitoring of wirelessly connected electric vehicle battery apparatus with embedded firmware and software for storing and supplying electricity to ensure proper functioning and programming; remote monitoring of the functioning of electric vehicle battery charging...

Mark Elements

Text Mark
SK SIGNET
Category
Service Mark
Standard Characters
No
Color Claim
Yes
Drawing/Image Description

The mark consists of the letters "SK" in red stylized font to the left of the letters "SIGNET" in orange stylized font. To the top right of the "SK" portion of the mark is a design of wings. The inner portion of the wings is red, and the outer portion of the wings is orange. White is not claimed as a feature of the mark and only represents background or transparent areas.

Color Details

The color(s) red and orange is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.

Design Search Codes
03.17.01
Bird wings shown alone or as part of something other than associated animal
Related Registrations
5694914
6269494
6593051
Data source: USPTO TSDR
View on USPTO website

Trademark Timeline

Filing Date

Apr 21, 2022

Publication Date

May 6, 2025

Registration Date

Dec 9, 2025

USPTO Records

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