Statement of Transfer of Trademark Registration Transferring a Trademark to a Non-reporting Domestic Limited Partnership, Dissolved or Delinquent Reporting Entity or Converted Entity - Sample - Colorado

Statement of Transfer of Trademark Registration Transferring a Trademark to a Non-reporting Domestic Reporting Entity or Converted Entity - Sample is a legal document that was released by the Colorado Secretary of State - a government authority operating within Colorado.

FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of the document?
A: The purpose of the document is to transfer a trademark registration.

Q: Who can the trademark be transferred to?
A: The trademark can be transferred to a non-reporting domestic limited partnership, dissolved or delinquent reporting entity, or converted entity.

Q: What is a non-reporting domestic limited partnership?
A: A non-reporting domestic limited partnership is a type of partnership that is not required to file regular reports with the state.

Q: What is a dissolved or delinquent reporting entity?
A: A dissolved or delinquent reporting entity is a company that has either been dissolved or is behind on filing its required reports with the state.

Q: What is a converted entity?
A: A converted entity is a business that has changed its legal structure or entity type.

Q: What is the purpose of transferring a trademark to these entities?
A: The purpose of transferring a trademark to these entities is to change the ownership and control of the trademark.

Q: Is this document specific to Colorado?
A: Yes, this sample document is specific to Colorado.

Q: Is this document legally binding?
A: To be legally binding, this document may need to be filed with the appropriate state agency or department and comply with local trademark laws.