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Use this endpoint when you already have an assignment ID and need the full parties plus affected marks for one recorded transaction. A diligence team can pull a security-interest record to identify the borrower, lender, execution date, reel/frame, and every trademark covered by the filing. For release pairing across a mark or owner, see Chain-of-title & Lien Diligence.

Path Parameters

string
required
Assignment ID (asg_...).

Response

string
Assignment ID (asg_...).
string
Always assignment.
string
USPTO assignment reel number.
string
USPTO assignment frame number.
string
Normalized conveyance type, such as assignment, security_interest, or release.
string
Office conveyance text.
string | null
Date the transaction was recorded.
string | null
Date the source office last updated this assignment record.
integer | null
Number of pages in the recorded assignment document, when known.
string | null
Reel number released by this record, when the conveyance is a release.
string | null
Frame number released by this record, when the conveyance is a release.
object | null
Correspondent payload from the assignment record, when available. A pass-through object of the office-provided fields — a name plus address fields such as address1address4 (which keys are present varies by record).
object[]
Parties to the recorded transaction. Each party has role, name, owner_id, execution_date, date_acknowledged, legal_entity_text, nationality, and address. address is a pass-through object of the office-provided party address fields (such as address1address2, city, state, postcode), or null when the office recorded none. date_acknowledged is the date the party acknowledged the conveyance, or null.
object[]
Affected trademark records. Each property has trademark_id, serial_no, registration_no, intl_reg_no, and mark_name.
string
ISO timestamp for when Signa created the assignment record.
string
ISO timestamp for the latest Signa update to the assignment record.

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