The ‘Priority’ of the US patents refers to
the fact that if an identical invention is filed in a second country within one
year of filing in the first country and the fact of filing in the first country
is stated with a number and date, the filing date of the second country application
is retroactively applied to the first country.
In fact, there is no separate detailed provision for Continuation-In-Part (CIP) filing in the US patent law. The US CIP is a system that allows inventors to include additional elements in their inventions during the patent application process. The biggest advantage of this system is that it allows patents to be obtained for new content or improvements that were not included in the original early application. In addition, since the CIP application can maintain the original application’s filing date (priority date), it can prevent new parts of the invention from being rejected due to prior art. In this way, when the development process of an invention is continuous or subsequent development is expected, a CIP application can be a very useful strategy, so checking the relevant information can be said to be a very important process for review.
<Notes>
. Priority: US, AU, PCT
. Priority application: All countries
. RA types by country
- US: Provisional, divisional, continuation,
continuation in part, reissue
- AU: Provisional, divisional, additional
- PCT: Continuation, continuation in part
A number of new search fields for Priority have been added only for countries where priority is integrated.
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If you set a field for priority, you can search
by selecting by priority type.
You can check the application process at a glance in the View Details> Application History, and the priority application information is immediately confirmed.
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The history of the RA information reviewed in
the View Details can be checked in a list and chart by analyzing the continued
application information.
In the RA Visual analysis, you can see the
application relationship with arrows. You can select the items - application
number, applicant, patent number, date, invention title - and save them as
images.
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