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When must I file a “formal” patent application (i.e. non-provisional)?

April 26, 2017application file formal non-provisional patent

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When must I file a “formal” patent application (i.e. non-provisional)?

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The §111(a) non-provisional application for patent must be filed within 12 months of the provisional application for patent filing date to claim the benefit of the provisional application filing date. As always, consult with a patent attorney if you should have any questions.

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The 111(a) non-provisional application for patent must be filed within 12 months of the provisional application for patent filing date to claim the benefit of the provisional application filing date. As always, consult with a patent attorney if you should have any questions.