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- Patent Prosecution Highway Between the USPTO and the OMPIC (Pilot)
Under this pilot program of the Patent Prosecution Highway (PPH), an applicant who receives a positive ruling on a patent claim (s) from either the Moroccan Office of Industrial and Commercial Property (OMPIC) or the USPTO may request accelerated prosecution of corresponding claim (s) in the other office
- 708-Order of Examination
PPH leverages fast-track examination procedures already in place among participating patent offices to allow applicants to reach final disposition of a patent application more quickly and efficiently than standard examination processing
- Prioritized Examination, Track One | USPTO
Deciding Office: Office of Petitions The criteria for filing a request for Prioritized Examination, Track One, is set forth in 37 CFR 1 102 (e), MPEP § 708 02 (b) In general, these are the steps to follow for filing a certification and request for prioritized examination under 37 CFR 1 102 (e): Information surrounding the filing of a certification and request for Prioritized Examination
- General PPH - United States Patent and Trademark Office
21 My PPH request was dismissed What is the time period for filing a renewed PPH request? 22 My renewed PPH request was denied Can I file a new PPH request? Special Status: 23 How much quicker will an application proceed to grant if a PPH request is filed at the USPTO? Is there a similar goal of final disposition as in Accelerated
- Implementation of the Global and IPS Patent Prosecution Highway (PPH . . .
The PPH enables an applicant who receives a positive ruling on patent claims from one participating office to request accelerated prosecution ofcorresponding claims in another participating office, which allows the applicant to obtain a patentability decision in the second office more quickly
- Cooperation Arrangement between the USPTO and the Saudi Authority for . . .
The PPH pilot program is intended to commence on January 1, 2020, and to run for a period of three years ending on December 31, 2022 (the "trial period'') During the trial period, the Offices intend to continually evaluate the PPH pilot program to determine whether and, if so, how the program should be modified
- at PPH EPO PPH PCT-PPH USPTO PPH USPTO),
A Trial Period for the PCT-PPH Pilot Program The PCT-PPH pilot program will commence on January 29,2010, for a period of two years ending on January 28,20 12 The trial period may be extended if necessary until the USPTO and the EPO receive a sufficient number of PPH requests to adequately assess the feasibility of the PCT-PPHpilot program The USPTO and the EPO may also terminate the PCT
- Pendency | Patents Dashboard | USPTO
Pendency of Applications that include at least one Request for Continued Examination (RCE) is the average number of months from the date of filing an application to the ultimate disposal for only those applications for which one or more RCEs were filed This differs from “Traditional Total Pendency including RCEs” because this measure does not include applications which reach disposal
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