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Applications that died without a registration number — express abandonments, failure to respond, and other dead-application statuses in the published corpus.
82 serials in this list
On the USPTO register, a “failed” application usually means the filing never became a registration. Common paths include missing an Office Action deadline, express abandonment, or another dead-application status code in the 600 series.
This list is limited to serials that still have no registration number. A mark that registered and later cancelled appears on the cancelled page instead — the register treats those as different outcomes.
Open any serial for the prosecution history and plain-English status notes on the live CopyMark record.
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Figures come from published USPTO owner indexes on getcopymark.com. Status can change after daily imports. This page is attorney advertising and is not legal advice about any mark.
