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Can a protest be submitted anonymously?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 29, 2024
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Can a protest be submitted anonymously?

Yes, a protest can be submitted anonymously. The MPEP 1901.04 states:

“The name of the real party in interest need not be submitted as part of the protest.”

This provision allows individuals or entities to submit protests without revealing their identity. However, it’s important to note that while the protest itself can be anonymous, any evidence or documents submitted with the protest must still meet the USPTO’s requirements for validity and relevance.

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Topics: MPEP 1900 - Protest, MPEP 1901.04 - When Can The Protest Be Submitted, Patent Law, Patent Procedure
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