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To request Director review, a party (and only a party) to the proceeding must concurrently (1) file a Request for Rehearing by the Director and (2) send a notification of the Request for Rehearing by the Director by email to DirectorPTABDecisionReview@uspto.gov, copying counsel for all parties.
A 2-month shortened statutory period will be set for reply when a written restriction requirement is made without an action on the merits. This period may be extended under the provisions of 37 CFR 1.136(a).
Those parts must now be filed to complete the patent application. Otherwise, examination on the merits of the invention will be delayed. A response including the identified parts must be filed within 2 months of the mail date of the Notice to File Missing Parts without the payment of an extension fee.

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