PCT Rule 14 — The Transmittal Fee (MPEP Coverage Index) – BlueIron IP
PCT Rule 14 The Transmittal Fee
Source: Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT)BlueIron Update:
This page consolidates MPEP guidance interpreting PCT Rule 14, including 28 rules from the Manual of Patent Examining Procedure. It is provided as guidance, with links to the ground truth sources. This is information only, it is not legal advice.
Official MPEP § 14 — The Transmittal Fee
Source: USPTOLast Modified: 10/30/2024 08:50:22
Rule 14 The Transmittal Fee
14.1 The Transmittal Fee
- (a) Any receiving Office may require that the applicant pay a fee to it, for its own benefit, for receiving the international application, transmitting copies to the International Bureau and the competent International Searching Authority, and performing all the other tasks which it must perform in connection with the international application in its capacity of receiving Office (“transmittal fee”).
- (b) The amount of the transmittal fee, if any, shall be fixed by the receiving Office.
- (c) The transmittal fee shall be paid within one month from the date of receipt of the international application. The amount payable shall be the amount applicable on that date of receipt.
- Design Patents
- Design Priority Benefit
- International Design
- Hague Principles
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- Ida Requirements
- Ida Applicant
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- Pct Amendments Article 19
- Pct Fees
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| MPEP Section | Rules |
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| MPEP § 1801 | |
| MPEP § 1827 | |
| MPEP § 2905.01 | |
| MPEP § 2906 | |
| MPEP § 2907 |