Can I use a different correspondence address for USPTO communications than the one on my DM/1 form?

Yes, you can specify a different correspondence address for USPTO communications than the one on your DM/1 form for an international design application. The MPEP 2912 states:

Applicants may specify a different address than specified on the DM/1 form for the purpose of correspondence sent by the USPTO as an office of indirect filing.

This means that while the DM/1 form includes items for specifying an address for correspondence with the International Bureau, you have the option to provide a separate address specifically for communications from the USPTO when it acts as an office of indirect filing.

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Topics: MPEP 2900 - International Design Applications, MPEP 2912 - Correspondence In Respect Of International Design Applications Filed With The Uspto As An Office Of Indirect Filing, Patent Law, Patent Procedure
Tags: Correspondence Address, Dm/1 Form, International Design Application, USPTO