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The document is an International Preliminary Report on Patentability under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT), detailing the examination results of an international patent application. It includes sections on the basis of the report, priority claims, novelty, inventive step, industrial applicability, unity of invention, and any defects or observations regarding the application. The report serves to inform the applicant about the status and findings related to their patent application.

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What time do PCT applications publish?

The international patent application will be published on a Thursday shortly after 18 months from the priority date. The published claims will form the basis for provisional protection in those countries which offer it. If possible, the ISR will be included in the publication. If not, it will be published later.

When can a PCT application be filed?

(b) PCT route: you can file an application under the PCT, directly or within the 12-month period provided for by the Paris Convention from the filing date of a first application, which has legal effect in all Contracting States of the PCT.

What is the deadline for filing a PCT demand?

The deadline for filing the Demand is the later of: 22 months from the priority date, and 3 months from the issuance of the Written Opinion of the International Search Authority (WOISA).

What is the time limit for PCT filing?

The deadline for filing the national stage requirements under PCT Article 39(a) is 30 months from the priority date, but any national law may fix time limits which expire later than the time limit provided in PCT Article 39(a).

What is the effective filing date of a PCT application?

The defines the term effective filing date for a claimed invention in a patent or application for patent (other than a reissue application or reissued patent) as the earliest of: (1) the actual filing date of the patent or the application for the patent containing the claimed invention; or (2) the filing date of