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Nov 11, 2026, 6:12 a.m. ET
LUMORA's Section 8 is due Dec 2, 2026. 21 days left, and we'll remind you before then.
A mark's watch log: every check, every deadline and every alert, with its source.
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The life of a mark
The USPTO won't remind you of your deadlines or tell you who files something similar. Every stage has a date that can cost you the mark if it slips.
From that day, we read your record every morning.
If the examiner raises issues, you have 3 months to respond, extendable by 3 more.
A 30-day window opens for anyone to oppose, and extensions can be requested.
The clock starts on your maintenance deadlines.
Declaration of use. Then a 6-month grace period with a surcharge.
Sections 8 and 9, then every 10 years.
Four things, each with its date and its source. They reach your inbox in English or Spanish.
Your deadlines
Section 8, renewals, Statements of Use and office action responses, each with the rule that sets it. Deadlines show at 11:59 p.m. Eastern and in your own time.
LUMORA deadlinesDecember 2026
MaintenanceDec 2, 2026
Grace period endsJun 2, 2027
Renewal (Section 9)Dec 2, 2030
Oppositions
We read the TTAB every day. An extension of time to oppose is the first signal, and it comes before any formal case exists.
PIXELNEST98765021
Extension of time to oppose granted until Jan 25, 2027
Pixel Nest Studios, Inc. asked the TTAB for more time to oppose this application. The extension runs until Jan 25, 2027.
Similar marks
We compare spelling and sound, only in related classes. A coffee brand won't get alerts about a plumbing company.
Similar to LUMORAIC 042
Domains
They change a letter, add a hyphen or use another extension. We tell you when they were registered and whether they have a website.
Domains similar to LUMORACT
lumorra.com Nov 2, 2026New Live site
lumora.app Nov 4, 2026No site
lumora-labs.co Nov 8, 2026Live site
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How an alert reaches you
This is how PIXELNEST, a sample mark, is watched from publication to the alert in your inbox.
Official Gazette, Oct 27, 2026: PIXELNEST published for opposition. A 30-day window opens.
Every morning: your record, the TTAB and the new domains. Every week: new filings in the USPTO's search.
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Public records: USPTO records (TSDR), the USPTO trademark search, the TTAB (TTABVUE) and ICANN's zone files for new domains, checked in DNS. Madrid dates come from the USPTO record.
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