Jeffrey Allen Pennington
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Description of the trademarks and service marks claimed over the name, image, and likeness of JEFFREY ALLEN PENNINGTON.
JEFFREY ALLEN PENNINGTON © TM SM, in all variations, stylings, and derivatives thereof, and design.
As the tradename owners and holders are within a private estate jurisdiction, outside of any federal district, the jurisdiction of the United States or their subdivisions or franchises, they only transact trade through the trademarked name JEFFREY ALLEN PENNINGTON and other trademarked registered names which can be found on this site.
A Declaration of Status shows the distinctions of identifiers and relationships between the tradename owners, holders, the Attorneys, and the business entity JEFFREY ALLEN PENNINGTON. JEFFREY ALLEN PENNINGTON is also the title to a private estate trust established on February 7th, 1961. This estate is not to be confused with the title to an estate created by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania evidenced by a Certificate of Birth filed on February 14, 1961. The Certificate of Birth is evidence of beneficial interest.
JEFFREY ALLEN PENNINGTON is registered in the State of Minnesota, file number 1060665500020, as an assumed business name with first-in-time use and continual use in trade from February 1961 to the present. It is classified as a trademarked tradename under common law and trademark laws. It is currently active and in good standing, and the Attorneys have actual possession of documents evidencing its existence and good standing that are authenticated by the State of Minnesota Secretary of State's Office through Steve Simon, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Secretary of State's Office, and the United States' Secretary of State's Office. Said documents, as well as others, can be found on this website and may be updated on a regular basis. The authentications by the United States Secretary of State's Office entitle the seals and authentications on the documents to full faith and credit and, as such, must be recognized by all courts and public officers in the United States and internationally.