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How is the date of abandonment determined for a patent application?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 10, 2024

The date of abandonment for a patent application is determined based on the expiration of the set shortened statutory period, including any extensions. It’s typically the day after the period expires. MPEP 711.04(a) provides clear examples: “A non-final Office action was mailed on May 15, 2019 and set a 3 month shortened statutory period that…

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How is the date of abandonment determined for a patent application?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 10, 2024

How is the date of abandonment determined for a patent application? The date of abandonment for a patent application is determined based on the type of abandonment and the circumstances surrounding it. According to MPEP 711.04(a), there are several scenarios: Failure to reply within the set time period: The date of abandonment is the day…

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What is the date of abandonment for a patent application with a non-final Office action?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 10, 2024

For a patent application with a non-final Office action, the date of abandonment is determined as follows: If no reply is filed, the application becomes abandoned on the day after the due date for reply. If a reply is filed, but it’s incomplete or not fully responsive, the application becomes abandoned on the day after…

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How is the date of abandonment determined for a patent application with a final Office action?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 10, 2024

The date of abandonment for a patent application with a final Office action is determined based on the following scenarios: If no reply is filed, the application becomes abandoned on the day after the due date for reply. If a reply is filed but doesn’t meet the requirements for continued examination, the application becomes abandoned…

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How does cancellation of claims affect the date of abandonment in a patent application?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 10, 2024

The cancellation of claims can affect the date of abandonment in a patent application as follows: If all pending claims are canceled, the application becomes abandoned on the date the last claim is canceled. This applies even if the cancellation occurs before the expiration of the period for reply. MPEP 711.04(a) clearly states: ‘The date…

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How is the date of abandonment determined for a patent application?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 10, 2024

How is the date of abandonment determined for a patent application? The date of abandonment for a patent application is determined based on the following rules: If the application becomes abandoned for failure to prosecute, the date of abandonment is the day after the date set in the last Office action for a response. If…

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