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Can the USPTO set a statutory period shorter than 30 days?

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

No, the USPTO cannot set a statutory period shorter than 30 days. According to MPEP 710.01: ‘In no case may a statutory time period for reply set by the Office be less than 30 days.’ This 30-day minimum ensures that applicants have a reasonable amount of time to respond to Office actions. Even in cases…

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