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Gentlemen, The regulations at the patent office used to accept a
declaration for a patent claim if the claiment produced a written description of his invention which was also signed and dated by another person who stated that he had read it and understood its content, this document gave the claiment to claim rights over all those that follow that disclosure. I seemed to remember that the PTO changed things with respect to how they will deal with future claims where applications would be printed to the World when received. Did this have any affect with respect to the presigned declaration alluded to above? Any info would be appreciated especially if claims presented to the patent office provides seniority over pre dated signed claims that have yet to be forwarded to the PTO Regards Art |
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