What does it mean when a trademark registration is marked as Cancelled?

When a trademark registration is marked as Cancelled, it indicates that the trademark registration has been terminated. A cancelled trademark no longer offers the protections or rights that a registered trademark typically confers. This can occur for various reasons, such as the owner failing to maintain the registration, not filing required maintenance documents, or voluntarily abandoning the trademark.

In the context of trademark law, a cancelled registration means that the mark is not eligible for protection under federal trademark law, which can significantly impact the owner’s ability to enforce their rights against infringers. It also means that the mark can potentially be used by others without risk of trademark infringement claims by the original owner.