NOTE: The USPTO will generate an image for all standard character marks filed through TEAS Plus and "regular" TEAS. After filing, the "word mark" field displayed in the Office's various databases may reflect a slightly different mark than what you actually filed, because some standard characters must be converted to other characters, or slightly modified, to ensure proper communication across different databases. Specifically, (1) the € symbol is converted to 'Euro'; (2) the ‰ symbol is converted to '0/00'; (3) Œ is converted to 'OE'; (4) œ is converted to 'oe'; and (5) some characters having a diacritical mark (e.g., an umlaut, accent, or cedilla) are converted to remove the diacritical mark; e.g., Ú is converted to U, ÿ is converted to y, and ç is converted to c. For a complete listing of characters requiring conversion, click here.