How does the USPTO determine if a cover sheet error is typographical in nature?
The USPTO follows a specific process to determine if an error on a cover sheet is typographical in nature. According to MPEP 323.01(a): “The Office will then compare the corrected cover sheet with the original cover sheet and the originally recorded assignment document (or other document affecting title) to determine whether the correction is typographical…
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When correcting a typographical error in a recorded assignment document, fees are required. The MPEP 323.01(b) states: The affidavit or declaration must be accompanied by a copy of the originally recorded papers, a cover sheet, and the required fee for each application or patent to be corrected (37 CFR 3.41). The specific fee amount is…
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