What information is included in an international registration?

The contents of an international registration are specified in Hague Rule 15(2), as referenced in MPEP 2907. According to this rule, an international registration contains:

  • All the data contained in the international application, except for certain priority claims
  • Any reproduction of the industrial design
  • The date of the international registration
  • The number of the international registration
  • The relevant class of the International Classification, as determined by the International Bureau

Specifically, Hague Rule 15(2) states:

“The international registration shall contain (i) all the data contained in the international application, except any priority claim under Rule 7(5)(c) where the date of the earlier filing is more than six months before the filing date of the international application; (ii) any reproduction of the industrial design; (iii) the date of the international registration; (iv) the number of the international registration; (v) the relevant class of the International Classification, as determined by the International Bureau.”

This comprehensive set of information ensures that the international registration provides a complete record of the industrial design and its associated details.

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Topics: MPEP 2900 - International Design Applications, MPEP 2907 - International Registration And Date Of The International Registration, Patent Law, Patent Procedure
Tags: Contents, Hague Rule 15, Industrial Design, international classification, international registration