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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Notice of Change in Representation in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the court file number and the name of the court at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identifying your case.
  3. Fill in your full legal name and address for service, including street number, municipality, postal code, and contact details. Ensure accuracy to avoid any delays.
  4. Provide similar details for the respondent(s) and any lawyers involved. This includes their names, addresses, and contact information.
  5. Indicate your representation choice by selecting one of the options provided: choosing a lawyer, acting in person, or having permission to be represented by someone who is not a lawyer.
  6. Sign and date the form at the bottom. Make sure all required fields are completed before proceeding.
  7. After filling out the form, serve it to all relevant parties as per rule 6 of the Family Law Rules. Finally, file it with proof of service at the court clerk's office.

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Section 8 Declaration: A per-class fee of $225 is required for each Section 8 Declaration of Use. Section 15: A per-class fee of $200 is required for trademark incontestability. Section 9 Renewal: Renewals have a per-class fee of $300. Combined Section 8 and Section 9 submissions are $525 per class.
Trademark Section 8 Declaration of Continued Use - Start a Section 8 Filing Online with . If 5 years have passed since you registered your trademark, youre required to submit a Declaration of Continued Use (also called a Section 8 filing), proving your ongoing use of your mark (or excusing non-use).
If an applicant or registrant is already represented by a qualified practitioner, and a new qualified practitioner from a different firm wishes to take action with respect to the application or registration, the new practitioner must file a revocation of the previous power of attorney or new power of attorney naming
The Section 71 Declaration of Use requires the following: A verified statement that your trademark is in use in commerce in connection with the products/services recited in the registered extension of protection. Please note that use of your trademark solely in a foreign country does not constitute use in commerce.
A Section 8 Declaration Is a Sworn Statement of Use or Excusable Nonuse of the Trademark. A Section 9 is an application to renew the trademark registration.

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Filing a Section 15 declaration makes the trademark owners right to use their mark incontestable under federal law. [2] Incontestability effectively gives the trademark owner a bulletproof vest if they are sued for trademark infringement and is also conclusive evidence that the registered mark is valid.
Section 8 focuses on confirming ongoing use or excusable nonuse of a trademark, while Section 9 is strictly for renewing the registration. In terms of timing, Section 8 must be filed between the 5th and 6th years after registration and then every 10 years, whereas Section 9 is filed every 10 years.

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