Applicant’s Registration Number wit

Applicant’s Registration Number with the Office
(Rule 4.5(e)): Where the applicant is registered with the
national or regional Office acting as receiving Office, the
request may indicate the number or other indication under
which the applicant is so registered.
Nationality (Rules 4.5(a) and (b) and 18.1): For each
applicant, the nationality must be indicated by the name or twoletter code of the State (that is, country) of which the person is
a national. A legal entity constituted according to the national
law of a State is considered a national of that State. The
indication of the nationality is not required where a person is
inventor only.
Residence (Rules 4.5(a) and (c) and 18.1): For each
applicant, the residence must be indicated by the name or twoletter code of the State (that is, country) of which the person is
a resident. If the State of residence is not indicated, it will be
assumed to be the same as the State indicated in the address.
Possession of a real and effective industrial or commercial
establishment in a State is considered residence in that State.
The indication of the residence is not required where a person is
inventor only.
Names of States (Section 115): For the indication of
names of States, the two-letter codes appearing in WIPO
Standard ST.3 and in the PCT Applicant’s Guide, Annex K,
may be used.
BOX No. IV
Who Can Act as Agent? (Article 49 and Rule 83.1bis):
For each of the receiving Offices, information as to who can act
as agent is given in the PCT Applicant’s Guide, Annex C.
Agent or Common Representative (Rules 4.7, 4.8, 90.1
and 90.2 and Section 108): Mark the applicable check-box in
order to indicate whether the person named is (or has been)
appointed as “agent” or “common representative” (the
“common representative” must be one of the applicants). For
the manner in which name(s), address(es) (including names of
States), telephone, facsimile numbers and/or e-mail addresses
must be indicated, see the notes to Boxes Nos. II and III. Where
several agents are listed, the agent to whom correspondence
should be addressed is to be listed first. If there are two or more
applicants but no common agent is appointed to represent all of
them, one of the applicants who is a national or resident of a
PCT Contracting State may be appointed by the other applicants
as their common representative. If this is not done, the applicant
first named in the request who is entitled to file an international
application with the receiving Office concerned will be
considered to be the common representative.
Manner of Appointment of Agent or Common
Representative (Rules 90.4 and 90.5 and Section 106): The
appointment of an agent or a common representative may be
effected by designating the agent or common representative in
Box No. IV and by the applicant signing the request or a
separate power of attorney. Where there are two or more
applicants, the appointment of a common agent or common
representative must be effected by each applicant signing, at
his choice, the request or a separate power of attorney. If the
separate power of attorney is not signed, or if the required
separate power of attorney is missing, or if the indication of the
name or address of the appointed person does not comply with
Rule 4.4, the power of attorney will be considered non-existent
unless the defect is corrected. However, the receiving Office
may waive the requirement that a separate power of attorney be
submitted to it (for details about each receiving Office, see the
PCT Applicant’s Guide, Annex C).
Where a general power of attorney has been filed and is
referred to in the request, a copy thereof must be attached to the
request. Any applicant who did not sign the general power of
attorney must sign either the request or a separate power of
attorney, unless the receiving Office has waived the requirement
that a separate power of attorney be submitted to it (for details,
see the PCT Applicant’s Guide, Annex C).
Agent’s Registration Number with the Office (Rule 4.7(b)):
Where the agent is registered with the national or regional
Office that is acting as receiving Office, the request may
indicate the number or other indication under which the agent
is so registered.
Address for Correspondence (Rule 4.4(d) and
Section 108): Where an agent is appointed, any correspondence
intended for the applicant will be sent to the address indicated
for that agent (or for the first-mentioned agent, if more than one
is appointed). Where one of two or more applicants is appointed
as common representative, the address indicated for that
applicant in Box No. IV will be used.
Where no agent or common representative is appointed, any
correspondence will be sent to the address, indicated in
Box No. II or III, of the applicant (if only one person is named
as applicant) or of the applicant who is considered to be
common representative (if there are two or more persons named
as applicants). However, if the applicant wishes
correspondence to be sent to a different address in such a case,
that address must be indicated in Box No. IV instead of the
designation of an agent or common representative. In this case,
and only in this case, the last check-box of Box No. IV must be
marked (that is, the last check-box must not be marked if either
of the check-boxes “agent” or “common representative” has
been marked).
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Notes to the request form (PCT/RO/101) (page 3) (July 2015)
Telephone, Facsimile Numbers and/or E-mail Addresses
See Notes to Boxes Nos II and III.
BOX No. V
Designations (Regional and national patents) (Rule 4.9):
Upon filing of the request, the applicant will obtain an automatic and all-inclusive coverage of all designations available
under the PCT on the international filing date, in respect of
every kind of protection available and, where applicable, in
respect of both regional and national patents. If the applicant
wishes the international application to be treated, in a certain
designated or elected State, as an application not for a patent but
for another kind of protection available under the national law
of the designated or elected State concerned, the applicant will
have to indicate his choice directly to the designated or elected
Office when performing the acts, referred to in Articles 22
or 39(1), for entry into the national phase. For details about
various kinds of protection available in designated or elected
States, see the PCT Applicant’s Guide, Annex B.
However, for the reasons explained below, it is possible to
indicate, by marking the applicable check-box(es), that DE
Germany, JP Japan and/or KR Republic of Korea are not
designated for any kind of national protection. Each of those
States has notified the International Bureau that Rule 4.9(b)
applies to it since its national law provides that the filing of an
international application which contains the designation of that
State and claims the priority,at the time of filing or subsequently
under Rule 26bis.1, of an earlier national application (for DE:
for the same kind of protection) having effect in that State shall
have the result that the earlier national application ceases, where
applicable, after the expiration of certain time limits, to have
effect with the same consequences as the withdrawal of the
earlier national application. The designation of DE Germany
for the purposes of a EP European patent is not affected by what
is said above. For details see the PCT Applicant’s Guide, in the
relevant Annex B.
Only the three States mentioned above may be excluded from
the all-inclusive coverage of all designations in Box No. V. For
any other PCT Contracting State which the applicant wishes to
exclude from the all-inclusive coverage of all designations, the
applicant should submit a separate notice of withdrawal of the
designation concerned under Rule 90bis.2. Important: Should
a notice of withdrawal be filed, that notice will have to be
signed by the applicant or, if there are two or more applicants, by all of them (Rule 90bis.5), or by an agent or a
common representative whose appointment has been effected by each applicant signing, at his choice, the request,
the demand or a separate power of attorney (Rule 90.4(a)).
BOX No. VI
Priority Claim(s) (Rule 4.10): If the priority of an earlier
application is claimed, the declaration containing the priority
claim must be made in the request.
The request must indicate the date on which the earlier
application from which priority is claimed was filed and the
number it was assigned. Note that that date must fall within the
period of 12 months preceding the international filing date.
Where the earlier application is a national application, the
country party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of
Industrial Property, or the Member of the World Trade
Organization that is not a party to that Convention, in which
that earlier application was filed must be indicated. Where the
earlier application is a regional application, the regional Office
concerned must be indicated. Where the earlier application is
an international application, the receiving Office with which
that earlier application was filed must be indicated.
Where the earlier application is a regional application (see
however below), or an international application, the priority
claim may also, if the applicant so wishes, indicate one or more
countries party to the Paris Convention for which that earlier
application was filed (Rule 4.10(b)(i)); such an indication is
not, however, mandatory. Where the earlier application is a
regional application and at least one of the countries party to
the regional patent treaty is neither party to the Paris Convention
nor a Member of the World Trade Organization, at least one
country party to the Paris Convention or one Member of the
World Trade Organization for which that earlier application
was filed must be indicated (Rule 4.10(b)(ii)) in the
Supplemental Box.
As to the possibility of correcting or adding a priority cla

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Số đăng ký của người nộp đơn với các văn phòng(Cai trị 4.5(e)): nơi người nộp đơn được đăng ký với cácvăn phòng quốc gia hoặc khu vực hành động như là văn phòng tiếp nhận, cácyêu cầu có thể chỉ ra số hoặc khác chỉ dướingười nộp đơn do đó đã đăng ký.Quốc tịch (quy tắc 4.5(a) và (b) và 18.1): cho mỗingười nộp đơn, quốc tịch phải được chỉ định bởi tên hoặc twoletter mã nhà nước (có nghĩa là, quốc gia) của người làmột quốc gia. Một thực thể pháp lý của các đội theo quốc giapháp luật của một nhà nước được coi là một quốc gia của tiểu bang đó. Cácdấu hiệu của quốc tịch không phải là yêu cầu một người ở đâunhà phát minh.Nơi cư trú (quy tắc 4.5(a) và (c) và 18.1): cho mỗingười nộp đơn, nơi cư trú phải được chỉ định bởi tên hoặc twoletter mã nhà nước (có nghĩa là, quốc gia) của người làmột cư dân. Nếu nhà nước cư trú không được chỉ định, nó sẽgiả định là giống như bang chỉ ra trong địa chỉ.Sở hữu của một thực tế và hiệu quả công nghiệp hoặc thương mạithiết lập một nhà nước được coi là nơi cư trú trong tiểu bang đó.Dấu hiệu của nơi cư trú là không cần thiết một người ở đâunhà phát minh.Tên quốc gia (phần 115): cho dấu hiệu củatên của tiểu bang, mã hai ký tự xuất hiện trong WIPOTiêu chuẩn ST.3 và trong hướng dẫn của người nộp đơn PCT, phụ lục K,có thể được sử dụng.HỘP số IVNhững người có thể hoạt động như đại lý? (Bài viết 49 và quy tắc 83.1bis):Cho mỗi người trong số các văn phòng tiếp nhận, thông tin về những người có thể hành độngas agent is given in the PCT Applicant’s Guide, Annex C.Agent or Common Representative (Rules 4.7, 4.8, 90.1and 90.2 and Section 108): Mark the applicable check-box inorder to indicate whether the person named is (or has been)appointed as “agent” or “common representative” (the“common representative” must be one of the applicants). Forthe manner in which name(s), address(es) (including names ofStates), telephone, facsimile numbers and/or e-mail addressesmust be indicated, see the notes to Boxes Nos. II and III. Whereseveral agents are listed, the agent to whom correspondenceshould be addressed is to be listed first. If there are two or moreapplicants but no common agent is appointed to represent all ofthem, one of the applicants who is a national or resident of aPCT Contracting State may be appointed by the other applicantsas their common representative. If this is not done, the applicantfirst named in the request who is entitled to file an internationalapplication with the receiving Office concerned will beconsidered to be the common representative.Manner of Appointment of Agent or CommonRepresentative (Rules 90.4 and 90.5 and Section 106): Theappointment of an agent or a common representative may beeffected by designating the agent or common representative inBox No. IV and by the applicant signing the request or aseparate power of attorney. Where there are two or moreapplicants, the appointment of a common agent or commonrepresentative must be effected by each applicant signing, athis choice, the request or a separate power of attorney. If theseparate power of attorney is not signed, or if the requiredseparate power of attorney is missing, or if the indication of thename or address of the appointed person does not comply withRule 4.4, the power of attorney will be considered non-existentunless the defect is corrected. However, the receiving Officemay waive the requirement that a separate power of attorney besubmitted to it (for details about each receiving Office, see thePCT Applicant’s Guide, Annex C).Where a general power of attorney has been filed and isreferred to in the request, a copy thereof must be attached to therequest. Any applicant who did not sign the general power ofattorney must sign either the request or a separate power ofattorney, unless the receiving Office has waived the requirementthat a separate power of attorney be submitted to it (for details,see the PCT Applicant’s Guide, Annex C).Agent’s Registration Number with the Office (Rule 4.7(b)):Where the agent is registered with the national or regionalOffice that is acting as receiving Office, the request mayindicate the number or other indication under which the agentis so registered.Address for Correspondence (Rule 4.4(d) andSection 108): Where an agent is appointed, any correspondenceintended for the applicant will be sent to the address indicatedfor that agent (or for the first-mentioned agent, if more than oneis appointed). Where one of two or more applicants is appointedas common representative, the address indicated for thatapplicant in Box No. IV will be used.Where no agent or common representative is appointed, anycorrespondence will be sent to the address, indicated inBox No. II or III, of the applicant (if only one person is namedas applicant) or of the applicant who is considered to becommon representative (if there are two or more persons namedas applicants). However, if the applicant wishescorrespondence to be sent to a different address in such a case,that address must be indicated in Box No. IV instead of thedesignation of an agent or common representative. In this case,and only in this case, the last check-box of Box No. IV must bemarked (that is, the last check-box must not be marked if eitherof the check-boxes “agent” or “common representative” hasbeen marked).page 3Notes to the request form (PCT/RO/101) (page 3) (July 2015)Telephone, Facsimile Numbers and/or E-mail AddressesSee Notes to Boxes Nos II and III.BOX No. VDesignations (Regional and national patents) (Rule 4.9):Upon filing of the request, the applicant will obtain an automatic and all-inclusive coverage of all designations availableunder the PCT on the international filing date, in respect ofevery kind of protection available and, where applicable, inrespect of both regional and national patents. If the applicantwishes the international application to be treated, in a certaindesignated or elected State, as an application not for a patent butfor another kind of protection available under the national lawof the designated or elected State concerned, the applicant willhave to indicate his choice directly to the designated or electedOffice when performing the acts, referred to in Articles 22or 39(1), for entry into the national phase. For details aboutvarious kinds of protection available in designated or electedStates, see the PCT Applicant’s Guide, Annex B.However, for the reasons explained below, it is possible toindicate, by marking the applicable check-box(es), that DEGermany, JP Japan and/or KR Republic of Korea are notdesignated for any kind of national protection. Each of thoseStates has notified the International Bureau that Rule 4.9(b)applies to it since its national law provides that the filing of aninternational application which contains the designation of thatState and claims the priority,at the time of filing or subsequentlyunder Rule 26bis.1, of an earlier national application (for DE:for the same kind of protection) having effect in that State shallhave the result that the earlier national application ceases, whereapplicable, after the expiration of certain time limits, to haveeffect with the same consequences as the withdrawal of the
earlier national application. The designation of DE Germany
for the purposes of a EP European patent is not affected by what
is said above. For details see the PCT Applicant’s Guide, in the
relevant Annex B.
Only the three States mentioned above may be excluded from
the all-inclusive coverage of all designations in Box No. V. For
any other PCT Contracting State which the applicant wishes to
exclude from the all-inclusive coverage of all designations, the
applicant should submit a separate notice of withdrawal of the
designation concerned under Rule 90bis.2. Important: Should
a notice of withdrawal be filed, that notice will have to be
signed by the applicant or, if there are two or more applicants, by all of them (Rule 90bis.5), or by an agent or a
common representative whose appointment has been effected by each applicant signing, at his choice, the request,
the demand or a separate power of attorney (Rule 90.4(a)).
BOX No. VI
Priority Claim(s) (Rule 4.10): If the priority of an earlier
application is claimed, the declaration containing the priority
claim must be made in the request.
The request must indicate the date on which the earlier
application from which priority is claimed was filed and the
number it was assigned. Note that that date must fall within the
period of 12 months preceding the international filing date.
Where the earlier application is a national application, the
country party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of
Industrial Property, or the Member of the World Trade
Organization that is not a party to that Convention, in which
that earlier application was filed must be indicated. Where the
earlier application is a regional application, the regional Office
concerned must be indicated. Where the earlier application is
an international application, the receiving Office with which
that earlier application was filed must be indicated.
Where the earlier application is a regional application (see
however below), or an international application, the priority
claim may also, if the applicant so wishes, indicate one or more
countries party to the Paris Convention for which that earlier
application was filed (Rule 4.10(b)(i)); such an indication is
not, however, mandatory. Where the earlier application is a
regional application and at least one of the countries party to
the regional patent treaty is neither party to the Paris Convention
nor a Member of the World Trade Organization, at least one
country party to the Paris Convention or one Member of the
World Trade Organization for which that earlier application
was filed must be indicated (Rule 4.10(b)(ii)) in the
Supplemental Box.
As to the possibility of correcting or adding a priority cla