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Topic History of: international right of priority
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Tomas Yes, but please note that certain national/regional offices will not allow resinstatement of priority rights under the "unintentional" criteria. For those offices (EPO for instance), you will have to prove that all due care has been takeikn, which might not be always accepted.
Henkel I was wondering if someone could help me out with a question I just came across? If there was a non-provisional application filed in the U.S. on Aug. 30, 2007 and I want to file an application with the PCT (Patent Cooperation Treaty), do I have until Sept. 2, 2008 or Aug. 30, 2008? I can only seem to find a statute discussing a provisional application under 35 USC 119(e)(1). If anyone has the answer to this, please let me know, and where in the statutes this issue is addressed. I am 99% sure I would have until Sept. 2, 2008, but just making sure. Thanks!
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