US 12,778,819 · Application 16/964,713
US Patent 12,778,819 — assignment history and current owner
Retention Device And Tape For Retention Device
Who owns US Patent 12,778,819?
US12778819 ("Retention Device And Tape For Retention Device") — current assignee: APLIX. Status: Active, estimated expiration October 28, 2041. 1 recorded USPTO assignment.
Based on recorded USPTO assignment data, the apparent operating assignee of US Patent 12,778,819 is APLIX. Based on the most recent ownership transfer record (recorded 2020-08-03).
- Patent title
- Retention Device And Tape For Retention Device
- Application number
- 16/964,713
- Apparent operating assignee
- APLIX
- Patent status
- Active, estimated expiration October 28, 2041
- Recorded assignments
- 1
Recorded assignment history
| Executed | Recorded | Conveyance | Assignor(s) | Assignee(s) | Reel/frame |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 12, 2018 | Aug 3, 2020 | Ownership Transfer | BOSSER, DAMIEN | APLIX | 53379/122 |
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Chain of title
In 2020, BOSSER, DAMIEN assigned the patent to APLIX.
Apparent recorded rights summary — disclaimer
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