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What constitutes a defective paper in ex parte reexamination?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 29, 2024

A defective paper in ex parte reexamination, also known as an “informal submission,” can have various defects even if the substance is complete. The MPEP 2266.02 lists several examples of defects: Lack of proof of service Unsigned paper Paper signed by a non-practitioner who is not of record Patent owner’s amendment not complying with 37…

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