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What are the time limitations for submitting a protest in a patent application?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 30, 2024
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What are the time limitations for submitting a protest in a patent application?

There are specific time limitations for submitting a protest in a patent application:

  • For unpublished applications, the protest must be submitted prior to the date the application was published or the mailing of a notice of allowance, whichever occurs first.
  • For published applications, the protest must be submitted prior to the mailing of a notice of allowance.

As stated in MPEP 1901.03: “A protest submitted after the mailing of a notice of allowance will not be entered and will be returned.” It’s crucial to submit the protest within these time frames to ensure it’s considered by the USPTO.

To learn more:

  • protest submission
  • time limitations
  • patent application
  • notice of allowance
Topics: MPEP 1900 - Protest, MPEP 1901.03 - How Protest Is Submitted, Patent Law, Patent Procedure
Tags: notice of allowance, Protest Submission, Time Limitations
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