What deadlines are set in the Federal Register Notice regarding regulatory review period determinations?

The Federal Register Notice sets two important deadlines:

  1. A deadline 180 days after publication for filing written comments or petitions regarding the marketing applicant’s due diligence during the regulatory review period.
  2. A deadline 60 days after publication for requesting redetermination if anyone believes the published dates are incorrect.

MPEP 2757 states: “The Federal Register Notice also sets a date, 180 days after publication of the notice, as a deadline for filing written comments concerning any of the information set forth in the notice or a petition for a determination regarding whether the marketing applicant has acted with due diligence during the regulatory review period. The Federal Register Notice also sets a date, which is 60 days after publication of the notice, for anyone with information that the published dates are incorrect to request redetermination.

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Topics: Adjustments, And Extensions, MPEP 2700 - Patent Terms, MPEP 2757 - Regulatory Agency Determination Of The Length Of The Regulatory Review Period, Patent Law, Patent Procedure
Tags: Deadlines, Due Diligence, Federal Register Notice, Redetermination, Regulatory Review Period