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Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT)
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Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT)
1
Is there a worldwide patent?
Yes
No
Sometimes
Maybe
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‘International application’ means an application for a patent made in accordance with the:
Budapest Treaty
Berne Convention
Patent Cooperation Treaty
Madrid System
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3
The Indian Patent Office is a receiving office for international applications by:
Nationals of India
Residents of India
Anyone
(1) and (2)
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4
A resident in India cannot apply for a patent outside India:
Unless an application for a patent for the same invention has been made in India, not less than six weeks before the application outside India
Unless a request for permission is made in Form 25 for making a patent application outside India
(1) or (2)
Unless he/she is a foreign citizen
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5
An international application shall be filed with the appropriate office in triplicate in:
Sanskrit or Hindi
English or Hindi
English or Marathi
English only
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6
International publication of the PCT application is handled by the International Bureau in Geneva:
Always
Sometimes
Never
Optionally
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7
The next step after filing an international application is:
Applications are filed automatically in the designated countries
Application is granted by WIPO
National phase applications are to be filed individually in the chosen countries from the list of designated countries
Applications can be filed individually in any country
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8
After filing an international application:
National phase applications can be filed in the chosen countries at any time
National phase applications are to be filed within a period of 30 / 31 months from the priority date of the international application or date of filing of the international application, whichever is earlier
National phase applications are to be filed in a time period of 30 / 31 months from the publication date of the international application
National phase applications are to be filed after a period of 30 / 31 months from the priority date of the international application or date of filing of the international application
None of the above
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An international application can be withdrawn:
Anytime
Never
Not later than 15 days before the date of publication
Not later than 15 days after the date of publication
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The international filing fee is for the benefit of:
The International Bureau (IB)
The Receiving Office (RO)
(1) and (2)
The designated countries
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