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1812 MANUAL OF PATENT EXAMININGPROCEDURE which the correction was received by the receiving Office. Any correction must be submitted by the applicant within certain time limits. Where all the sheets pertaining to the same international application are not received on the same day by the receiving Office, in most instances, the date of receipt of the application will be amended to reflect the date on which the last missing sheets were received. As an amended date of receipt may cause the priority claim to be forfeited, applicants should assure that all sheets of the application are deposited with the receiving Office on the same day. For particulars see PCT Rule 20.2. An all too common occurrence is that applicants will file an international application in the U.S. Receiving Office and no applicant has a U.S. residence or nationality. Applicants are cautioned to be sure that at least one applicant is a resident or national of the U.S. before filing in the U.S. Receiving Office. Where no applicant indicated on the request papers is a resident or national of the United States, the USPTO is nota competent receiving Office for the international application under PCT Rule 19.I(a). Nonetheless, the date the international application was filed in the USPTO will not be lost as a filing date for the international application if at least one applicant is a resident or national of any PCT Contracting State. Under PCT Rule 19.4, the USPTO will receive the application on behalf of the International Bureau as receiving Office (PCT Rule 19.4(a» and the USPTO will promptly transmit the international application to the International Bureau under PCT Rule 19.4(b). (See also MPEP § 1805.) 1812 Elements of the International Application rcr Article 3. The International Application (1) Applications for the protection of inventions in any of the Contracting States may be filed as international applications under this Treaty. (2) An international application shall contain, as specified in this Treaty and the.Regulations, .a request, a description, one or August 2001 1800"10 more claims, one or more drawings (where required), and" an abstract. (3) The abstract merely serves the purpose of technical information' and cannot be taken into account for any other purpose, particularly not for the purpose of interpreting the scope of the protection sought. (4) 'The international application shall: (i) be in a prescribed language; (ii) comply with the prescribed physical requirements; (iii) comply with the prescribed requirement of unity of invention; (iv) be subject to the paymentof the prescribed fees. Any international application must contain the following elements: request, description, claim or claims, abstract and one or more drawings (where drawings are necessary for the understanding of the invention (PCT Article 3(2) and PCT Article 7(2)). The elements of the international application are to be arranged in the following order: the request, the description (other than any sequence listing part thereof), the claims, the abstract, the drawings, and the sequence listing part of the description (where applicable) (Administrative Instrnctions Section 207(a». All the sheets contained in the international application must be numbered in consecutive Arabic numerals by using the following separate series of numbers: a first series applying to the request; a second series to the description, claims and abstract; a third series to the drawings (where applicable); and a further series to the sequence listing part of the description (where applicable) (PCT Rule 11.7 and Administrative Instructions Section 207(b». Only one copy of the international application need be filed in the United States Receiving Office (37 CFR 1.433(a». The request is made on a standardized form (Form PCTIRO/lOI), copies of which can be obtained from the USPTO. Letters requestingforms should be addressed to "Box PCT." The "Request" form can now be presented as a computer printout prepared using the PCT-EASY software. The details of a computer generated Request form are provided in AdministrativeInstrnctions Section l02 bis. 1817 peT Member States The following is a list of PCT Member States:
Ratification, State Accession or Declaration PATENTCOOPERATION TREATY 1817 Date of Ratification, Date From Which State Accession or Declaration May Be Designated (I)Central African Republic? A ccession ". 15 September"1971 01 June 1978 (2)SenegaI O Ratification 08 March 1972 01 June 1978 (3)Madagascar Ratification 27 March 1972 01 June 1978 (4)Malawi Accession 16 May 1972 01 June 1978 (5)Cameroon o (6)Chad O (7)Togo O (8)Gabon o Accession 15 March 1973 01 June 1978 Accession 12 February 1974 01 June 1978 Ratification 28 January 1975 01 June 1978 Accession 06 March 1975 01 June 1978 (9)United States of America Ratification 26 November 1975 01 June 1978 (10)GermanyOO Ratification 19 July 1976 01 June 1978 (ll)Congo O (12)Switzerland oo Accession 08 August 1977 01 June 1978 Ratification 14 September 1977 01 June 1978 (13)United Kingdom'" Ratification 24 October 1977 01 June 1978 (14)FranceO o Ratification 25 November 1977 01 June 1978 (l5)Russian Federation Ratification 29 December 1977 01 June 1978 (16)Brazil Ratification 09 January 1978 01 June 1978 (17)Luxembourg OO (18)Sweden oo Ratification 31 January 1978 01 June 1978 . Ratification 17February 1978 01 June 1978 (19)Japan Ratification 01 July 1978 01 October 1978 (20)Denmark Oo (21)Austria Oo (22)Monaco oo Ratification 01 September 1978 01 December 1978 Ratification 23 January 1979 23 Apri11979 Ratification 22 March 1979 22 June 1979 (23)Netherlands oo . Ratification 10Apri11979 10 July 1979 (24)Romania Ratification 23 April 1979 23 July 1979 (25)Norway Ratification 01 October 1979 01 January 1980 (26)Liechtenstein oo Accession 19 December 1979 19 March1980 1800"11 August2POl .
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