Correction of error - omission of priority declaration

J 0007/94 (Priority declaration (correction)) of 18.1.1995

the error for which correction is requested does not concern an omission in the priority declaration but an error and mistake concerning particulars of the priority declaration (date and file number);

the error for which correction is requested does not concern an omission in the priority declaration but an error and mistake concerning particulars of the priority declaration (date and file number);

A certified copy of the priority application may be filed within 16 months from the date of an earlier priority.

There has been a mistake in the first version of this call for applications.

Nothing in the EPC expressly prohibits correction of mistakes made when claiming priority.

2 The declaration of priority shall preferably be made on filing the European patent application.

Any person who claims priority under the Paris Convention or exhibition priority must file a declaration of priority with the Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property.

2 The declaration of priority shall preferably be made on filing the European patent application.

No other formalities may be required for the declaration of priority at the time of filing the application.

No other formalities may be required for the declaration of priority at the time of filing the application.

1 An applicant desiring to take advantage of the priority of a previous application shall file a declaration of priority and any other document required, in accordance with the Implementing Regulations.

Any person who claims priority under the Paris Convention or exhibition priority must file a declaration of priority with the Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property.

When submitting a subsequent application, you must submit a priority declaration within a reasonable period of time.