MPEP § 714.14 — Amendments After Allowance of All Claims (Annotated Rules)

§714.14 Amendments After Allowance of All Claims

USPTO MPEP version: BlueIron's Update: 2025-12-31

This page consolidates and annotates all enforceable requirements under MPEP § 714.14, including statutory authority, regulatory rules, examiner guidance, and practice notes. It is provided as guidance, with links to the ground truth sources. This is information only, it is not legal advice.

Amendments After Allowance of All Claims

This section addresses Amendments After Allowance of All Claims. Primary authority: 37 CFR 714.13.

Key Rules

Topic

Fee Requirements

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Fee Requirement After Allowance
Note:
The rule requires additional fees to be paid after all claims are allowed.

See MPEP § 607 for additional fee requirements.

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Examiner Form Paragraphs

Examiner form paragraphs are standard language that you might see in an Office Action or communication from the USPTO. Examiners have latitude to change the form paragraphs, but you will often see this exact language.

¶ 7.51 ¶ 7.51 Quayle Action

This application is in condition for allowance except for the following formal matters: [1] .

Prosecution on the merits is closed in accordance with the practice under Ex parte Quayle , 25 USPQ 74, 453 OG 213 (Comm’r Pat. 1935).

A shortened statutory period for reply to this action is set to expire TWO (2) MONTHS from the mailing date of this letter. Extensions of time may be granted under 37 CFR 1.136 but in no case can any extension carry the date for reply to this Office action beyond the maximum period of SIX MONTHS set by statute ( 35 U.S.C. 133 ).

Examiner Note

Explain the formal matters which must be corrected in bracket 1.

Citations

Primary topicCitation
37 CFR § 714.13
Fee RequirementsMPEP § 607
MPEP § 714
MPEP § 714.12
MPEP § 714.20
Form Paragraph § 7.51

Source Text from USPTO’s MPEP

This is an exact copy of the MPEP from the USPTO. It is here for your reference to see the section in context.

BlueIron Last Updated: 2025-12-31