Preparing for the November 28, 2023 webinar
What will I need to have in hand when I attend the webinars? To make best useof the webinar, you will need to have on hand a copy of each PCT form being
discussed. I can imagine three ways that you might do this.
Print copies of the PCT forms. You can go to the WIPO web site athttps://www.wipo.int/pct/en/forms/ro/index.html and you can click on and print out eachof the approximately sixteen PCT/RO forms that will be discussed. This approach has
the advantage that you can write notes on the forms and can jot questions on theforms. You can then preserve your annotated forms along with the presentationmaterials.
Viewing the PCT forms on a computer screen. Some attendees might choose
simply to view the forms on a computer screen. To make this work well you would
likely want to use two computer monitors during the webinar, devoting one monitor to
the forms as viewed at https://www.wipo.int/pct/en/forms/ro/index.html and devoting
the other monitor to the live webinar activity.
The PCT Forms book. Some attendees will already have a
copy of the book Oppedahl on PCT Forms and PCT Docketing.
If so, then the attendee will find it very helpful to keep the book at
hand during the webinar, turning the pages of the book to follow
along as we discuss the various PCT/RO forms one by one.
This permits writing notes on the forms and jotting questions on
the forms.
Printing out the presentation materials. Most attendees will
likely find it very helpful to print out the presentation materials in advance of thewebinar. This permits taking notes and jotting questions on the presentation materials.

PATENT COOPERATION TREATY
From the RECEIVING OFFICE

PCT

To:

NOTIFICATION CONCERNING LATERSUBMITTED SHEETS NOT FOR
INCORPORATION BY REFERENCE(PCT Rules 20.5 and 20.5bis,
Administrative Instructions, Sections 310 and 310ter)
Date of mailing(day/month/year)
Applicant’s or agent’s file reference
IMPORTANT NOTIFICATIONInternational application No.

International filing date/Date of first receipt of papers(day/month/year)

Applicant

1.

The applicant is hereby notified that later submitted sheets embodying a missing part or a correct element or part of the(purported) international application furnished by the applicant to complete or correct the international application werereceived by this receiving Oﬃce on ______________ that is, on a date later than the date on which one or more elements
referred to in Article 11(1)(iii) were first received by this receiving Oﬃce.

2.

As the date of receipt of those later submitted sheets is within two months from the date of the invitation issued under
Rule 20.5(a) or 20.5bis(a) (Form PCT/RO/107, dated ________________ ) or, where no such invitation was issued, within
two months from the date on which one or more elements of this international application referred to in Article 11(1)(iii)
were first received by this receiving Oﬃce, and since an incorporation by reference of these later submitted sheets was notconfirmed in accordance with Rules 4.18 and 20.6(a):a.
the later submitted sheets embodying the missing part are included in the application and since, to date, not all of
the requirements of Article 11(1) are fulfilled, this receiving Oﬃce will accord an international filing date once allof those requirements are fulfilled (Rule 20.5(b));
b.
the later submitted sheets embodying the correct element or part are included in the application, the erroneously
filed element or part is removed from the application, and since, to date, not all of the requirements of Article 11(1)are fulfilled, this receiving Oﬃce will accord an international filing date once all of those requirements are fulfilled(Rule 20.5bis(b));
c.
the later submitted sheets embodying the missing part are included in the application and the international filing date iscorrected to the date on which this receiving Oﬃce received those later submitted sheets, that is, to ___________(corrected international filing date) (Rule 20.5(c));
d.
the later submitted sheets embodying the correct element or part are included in the application, the erroneously filed
element or part is removed from the application, and the international filing date is corrected to the date on which
this receiving Oﬃce received those later submitted sheets, that is, to _________________ (corrected international
filing date) (Rule 20.5bis(c)).
WARNING: Where item c. or d. is checked, the applicant may, in a notice submitted to the receiving Oﬃce within one
month from the date of mailing of this notification, request that the later submitted sheets be disregarded, in which casethe later submitted sheets shall be considered not to have been furnished and the correction of the international filing dateshall be considered not to have been made and, where applicable, the erroneously filed element or part shall be considered
not to have been removed from the application (Rule 20.5(e) or 20.5bis(e)).

3.

As the date of receipt of those later submitted sheets is not within two months from the date of the invitation issued under
Rule 20.5(a) or 20.5bis(a) (Form PCT/RO/107, dated _______________ ) or, where no such invitation was issued,
is not within two months from the date on which one or more elements of this international application referred to in
Article 11(1)(iii) were first received by this receiving Oﬃce, the later submitted sheets will not be included in the application
and will not be taken into account for the purposes of international processing.

4. A copy of this notification has been sent to:
the International Bureau

the International Searching Authority

Name and mailing address of the receiving Oﬃce

Authorized oﬃcer

Facsimile No.

Telephone No.

Form PCT/RO/126 (July 2020)

Receiving Office forms
Tuesday, November 28, 2023
10AM to 11:30 AM MT
Carl Oppedahl
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We will adjourn at 90 minutes and this means some slides
might get deferred to the next webinar on Tuesday,
December 5, 2023
You will want to refer to the forms themselves:– You may have already printed them out fromhttps://www.wipo.int/pct/en/forms/– You may have set it up to view them on a computer screen fromhttps://www.wipo.int/pct/en/forms/– You may be making use of a copy of Oppedahl on PCT Forms andPCT Docketing which provides the forms

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The next three webinars●●●

International Bureau forms webinar, Tuesday, December 5, 2023,
10AM to 11:30 AM MT. Note that depending on timing, some of theInternational Bureau forms will likely be covered in the December 8
webinar. If you sign up for the December 5 webinar, you will probably
also want to sign up for the December 8 webinar.
International Searching Authority forms webinar, Friday, December
8, 2023. 10AM to 11:30 AM MT. Note that depending on timing, someof the International Searching Authority forms will likely be covered in
the December 12 webinar. If you sign up for the December 8
webinar, you will probably also want to sign up for the December 12
webinar.
International Preliminary Examining Authority forms webinar,
Tuesday, December 12, 2023. 10AM to 11:30 AM MT.

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Traditional patent system vs. PCT system
Fees for:- translations- Office fees
- local agents(months)

Traditional

0

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File
applications
abroadFees for:File local
application- translations- Office fees
- local agents(months)

PCT

0File local
applicationEnter
national
phaseInternational
publication

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16

File PCT
application

International
search report &written opinion

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(optional)
File demand forInternational
preliminary
examination(optional)International
preliminary
report on
patentability

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Typical sequence of events

Light bulb blinks on over the inventor’s head
Provisional patent application gets filed●
Some months pass●
PCT application gets prepared and filed●
ISR/WO arrive●
Maybe a Demand gets filed●
Entry into national phase in one or more of 120
Designated and Elected Offices●●

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Request for
supplementary international
search (optional)International publication
National/Regional/
PCT filing/(priority date)

International search
report (ISR) and written
opinion (WO) of ISA

Supplementary international
search report (SISR)

PCT filing(months)

0

30

12

16

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2 months from ISR:
filing of claims amendments(optional)

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National
phase entry

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IPRP (Chapter II)
establishedIB communicates
IPRP (Chapter I or II)
to DOs/EOs

Filing of demand and Article 34
amendments and/or arguments(optional)

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Our docket clerks

Thank you to our docket clerks!

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Calling a meeting

From time to time I will describe some event and I
will say “it is time to call a meeting”
What this means

20Form PCT/RO/102
Notification Concerning Payment of Prescribed Fees
What’s going on here: This is the form by which the receiving office tells you how muchmoney they think you need to pay, how much money you have actually paid and thebalance, namely how much money you still need to pay.
Inbound docketing significance: When this form arrives, you get to clear the docket tocheck for receipt of Form PCT/RO/102. If no docket had been set, then you get to Calla Meeting.
Reporting: You will probably want to report this to the client.
Next steps: Once the form does arrive, you're going to want to proofread carefully andmake sure that you agree with what it says about the money that you paid. If there's
any balance left to pay, you need to pay it within one month.
Outbound docketing significance: If it says you need to pay money and if you agree
that you need to pay money, you need to set a docket to make sure that you actually
pay the money.

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Form PCT/RO/103
Invitation to Correct the Purported International Application

What’s going on here: This is a forum by which the receiving office tells you that there
is something wrong with your international application. If you receive this form, it's avery serious matter. The problem is that if you do not manage to straighten out
whatever it is that the receiving office doesn't like, you're going to end up with theunhappy news that you did not actually file a PCT application at all. If you receive thisform, you need to Call a Meeting.
Inbound docketing significance: you will not have been expecting this form.
Reporting: Yes it must be reported to the client.
Next steps: dealing with whatever issues are raised in this form.
Outbound docketing significance: See above.

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Form PCT/RO/104
Notification that the Purported International Application is not and Will not Be
Treated as an International Application

What’s going on here: This is an extremely serious document. If you receive this, youneed to Call a Meeting. It means that you are being told that you did not actually file a
PCT application.
Inbound docketing significance: you will not have been expecting this form.
Reporting: Yes it must be reported to the client.
Next steps: dealing with whatever issues are raised in this form.
Outbound docketing significance: See above.

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Form PCT/RO/105 – Notification of the International
Application Number and of the International Filing Date
What’s going on here: This is usually a “good news” form.
Inbound docketing significance: From the docketing point of view, a chief significanceof this form is that you will have already set a docket to check to make sure that you
received Form PCT/RO/105. If so, then you get to clear the docket. If not, then you get
to Call a Meeting.
Reporting: This form is the equivalent of a filing receipt from a national patent office.
This is the form by which a receiving office delivers the good news that they think you
really did file a PCT patent application. You can look at this form and you can see thefiling date by which the receiving office says you filed your PCT application. You will ofcourse want to proofread this form carefully to make sure that it matches the date thatyou think you filed your PCT application. Yes you will want to report this to the client.
Outbound docketing significance: When this form arrives, you'll want to set a new
docket to check for receipt of Form PCT/IB/301 from the International Bureau.

24Form PCT/RO/106 – Invitation to Correct Defects in theInternational Application
What’s going on here: This is the form by which the receiving office tells you that they think there issome defect in your international application.
Inbound docketing significance: You would normally not have docketed to expect this form.
Reporting: You will typically want to report this to the client.
Next steps: A typical defect would be communicated on Annex C1, namely that RO thinks that thedrawings do not permit “reasonably uniform international publication”. This is quite scary since the form
explains that:
Failure to correct the defects will result in the international application being considered withdrawn by
this Office.
USPTO people explain that RO/US does not really carry through on this threat. The filer that wishes to
get the last word could file a response stating that the applicant respectfully disagrees with the RO/US
and feels that the drawings do permit reasonably uniform international publication.
It is much better to have filed formal drawings from the outset.
Outbound docketing significance: You will want to docket two months to check for correcting thedefects. In the case of an application filed in RO/US where the defect is a supposed failure regarding
reasonably uniform international publication, one might wish to file the above-mentioned push-back
response within those two months.

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Form PCT/RO/107 – Invitation Relating to Certain
Parts of the International Application that Are, orAppear to Be, Missing
What’s going on here: This is an invitation relating to certain parts of the international
application that are or appear to be missing. This is an extremely serious matter and it
will be necessary to Call a Meeting.
Inbound docketing significance: You would normally not have docketed to expect thisform.
Reporting: You will typically want to report this to the client.
Next steps: If you're extremely lucky, you might be able to use the incorporation byreference rules of the PCT to bring in subject matter from your priority application tosomehow satisfy the problem of things that appear to be missing, or you may decide totough it out and say that whatever is missing is not actually needed. Another possibility
is that you may decide to just refile your PCT application, maybe filing a request for the
restoration of priority.
Outbound docketing significance: You will want to docket two months to check forcorrecting the defects.

26Form PCT/RO/108 – Invitation to Request Rectification
What’s going on here: This is a form by which the Receiving Office tells you that it has
identified what it feels is an obvious mistake. You will want to Call a Meeting.
This is a counterpart to Form PCT/IPEA/411 and Form PCT/IB/314 and Form
PCT/ISA/216.
Inbound docketing significance: You would normally not have docketed to expect thisform.
Reporting: You will typically want to report this to the client.
Next steps: The RO will usually give a hint as to which Office it feels is the correct
Office to entertain the request for rectification.
Outbound docketing significance: You will want to docket this aggressively. If you
made your request for rectification to the RO, then you will docket to check for receipt ofform PCT/RO/109. If you made your request for rectification to the ISA, then you will
docket to check for receipt of form PCT/ISA/217. If you made your request forrectification to the IB, then you will docket to check for receipt of form PCT/IB/315.

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Form PCT/RO/109 – Notification of Decision
Concerning Request for Rectification
What’s going on here: This is the Receiving Office telling you its decision about whether it will carry out a rectification thatyou have requested. The point of this form is that you have submitted a request for rectification to the Receiving Office,and this is the RO's way of telling you what decision they have made about it.
Likely as not, the RO will be turning you down. The reason for this is that the RO has no one who is technically trained toindependently evaluate from a technical point of view whether your proposed change is the only way that could possibly
correct whatever was wrong. If so, the RO would then bounce the question to the International Searching Authority.
This is the counterpart to Form PCT/ISA/217 and Form PCT/IB/315 and Form PCT/IPEA/412.
Inbound docketing significance: If you had already set a docket, then you get to clear it. If you had not set a docket, thenit is time to Call a Meeting.
Reporting: You may wish to report this to the client.
Next steps: Assuming the RO bounced the request to the ISA, then you will now wait to hear from the ISA as to whether
or not it is willing to grant the rectification.
If the RO granted the request, and if for example your reason for the request was to try to get formal drawings enteredinto the case to replace originally filed informal drawings, then you will want to check to see if the front-page publication
preview now shows the formal drawing.
You can request that the request for rectification and the decision be published, along with further brief comments. One
must balance the possible benefit of such publication against the possible embarrassment of having the public reading
about the situation.
Outbound docketing significance: You may end up setting a docket to check for Form PCT/ISA/217.

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Form PCT/RO/110 – Invitation to Correct Priority Claim
and/or Notification of Possibility to Request Restorationof the Right of Priority
What’s going on here: This is the receiving office's way of telling you that they think there issomething terribly wrong with your priority claim. You will need to Call a Meeting.
You probably should not have even gotten to this point. If you used ePCT to prepare your PCT
request, then any serious problem with your priority claim would have been identified much earlier
on in the process. The only way you could have even received this form is if you did not use ePCT
to prepare your request. Nonetheless, if you are in receipt of form PCT/RO/110, this is anextremely serious matter, and you should try to figure out how you're going to deal with the
problem. One possibility is that you would file a request for restoration of the right of priority, andyou would need to urgently attend to this well before the end of P+14 (14 months from the priority
date).
Inbound docketing significance: You would normally not be expecting this form.
Reporting: This needs to be reported to the client.
Next steps: You will want to take whatever steps are needed to correct the problem.
Outbound docketing significance: You will want to docket this aggressively.

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Form PCT/RO/111 – Notification Relating to Priority
Claim
What’s going on here: This is the form by which the Receiving Office will tell you how
they feel about, for example, attempts that you have made under Rule 26bis to makepriority claim changes. Hopefully, the notification is telling you that the receiving office is
accepting your priority claim change.
Inbound docketing significance: Presumably you already set a docket because you
filed a change under rule 26bis. Now you get to clear the docket. If no docket had
already been set, then you get to Call a Meeting.
Reporting: Hopefully the Notification is good news – the RO accepts your proposedchange. Either way, you will probably want to report this to the client.
Next steps: If things are not as you wish them to be regarding priority claims, and if you
have not yet used up your 4-and-16 time (four months from IFD, sixteen months fromthe priority date) then you need to keep trying.
Outbound docketing significance: See the above.

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Form PCT/RO/113 – Request for the Recording of a
Change (PCT Rule 92bis.1)
What’s going on here: Nearly always, when a 92bis change gets requested, itgets requested by the applicant. The PCT rules provide, however, that a 92bis
request can come from the Receiving Office. If so, the RO can do this bymeans of this form. More likely, the RO will be trendy, modern and up-to-date
and will do this by means of ePCT, the result of which is a electronicallygenerated form that is identical in substantive content to this form. Either way,
you will want to pay close attention to the situation.
The need for this form would be expected to arise only rarely. Usually if an RO
finds the need to change something of this nature, it will do so by means of an
ex officio change to the Request prior to sending the Request along with therest of the Record Copy to the IB. So what we are probably talking about here
is a case where an RO already sent the Record Copy to the IB and thendiscovered the need for such a change.

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Form PCT/RO/113 – Request for the Recording of a
Change (PCT Rule 92bis.1)
Inbound docketing significance: If you receive Form PCT/RO/113 (or its ePCT equivalent), this meansthat your Receiving Office has for some reason decided that something needs changing. This might be
a completely innocent and harmless thing – correcting ex officio a city name that the got misspelled bysome participant in the PCT process – by the applicant, by the Receiving Office, even conceivably by
the International Bureau. But it will be very important that you figure out what prompted the RO to do
this. And it will be very important to figure out whether the proposed change somehow makes a big
difference to your client. Unless you are absolutely certain that the explanation is indeed innocent andharmless, then you will need to Call a Meeting.
Reporting: Barring some surprise, this form will lead to a change in what will appear in the publication of
the PCT application. It is the sort of thing that many clients would notice. For this reason alone you
would want to report this to the client. You will probably want to capture a publication preview showing
the situation before this change takes effect.
Next steps: You will want to set the docket mentioned below. When the IB acts upon the 92bis change
you will want to capture another publication preview showing the situation post-change and you willprobably want to report this to the client.
Outbound docketing significance: You will want to docket to check for the later arrival of the form fromthe IB that indicates what it has decided to do in response to this form. The IB communicates this bymeans of an ePCT form that is the equivalent of Form PCT/IB/306.

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Form PCT/RO/114 – Notification on Decision ofConfirmation of Incorporation by Reference of Element
or PartWhat’s going on here: This is the Receiving Office telling you whether it will or
will not allow you to make use of IBR (incorporation by reference) under the
PCT rules.
Inbound docketing significance: The main significance of this form is thatwhen you filed a paper in which you attempted to incorporate by reference,that is to say you “confirmed incorporation by reference”, you will have set adocket to check for receipt of Form PCT/RO/114, and when you received thisform, you may clear that docket. If no docket had been set, then you need toCall a Meeting.
Reporting: This needs to be reported to the client.
Outbound docketing significance: Depending on the decision, you may wish
to try again in an Article 34 Amendment or in the national phase.

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Form PCT/RO/115 – Notification of Intention to Make
Declaration that International Application Considered
Withdrawn
What’s going on here: This is the form in which the RO lets you know that they areplanning to declare your PCT application withdrawn. It is time to Call a Meeting.
Inbound docketing significance: Maybe you intentionally did not pay your fees, because
after filing the client decided to drop the application. In that case you were expecting
this form. Otherwise this form will be a surprise.
Reporting: Your reporting and next steps are different depending on whether you wereor were not expecting this form. If you were expecting it, then your reporting letter
begins “this is no surprise because ...”
Next steps: See above.
Outbound docketing significance: What will come next, unless you somehow avert theplans of the RO, is that you will receive Form PCT/RO/117. If you are expecting it, thenyou may wish to docket to check for this form arriving.

34Form PCT/RO/117 – Notification that International
Application Considered to be Withdrawn
What’s going on here: This is the form by which the receiving office tells you that they do officiallyconsider the application to be deemed withdrawn. It will normally have been preceded by Form
PCT/RO/115. This might count as good news if your goal was that you wanted to be deemed
withdrawn. The other possibility of course is that you did not at all want it to be deemed withdrawn,
in which case this form is extremely bad news.
Inbound docketing significance: Probably you had already set a docket for this form, prompted byprevious receipt of Form PCT/RO/115. If not, then it is time to Call a Meeting.
Reporting: This should almost certainly be reported to the client. One possibility is that the form is
expected in which case the reporting letter begins “this is no surprise because ...”. The otherpossibility is that the form was not expected. Either way it should be reported.
Next steps: If you are trying to somehow avert or undo the withdrawal, then you will likely have
many next steps. Depending on what went wrong, you might want to see whether you can makeuse of a Request for the Restoration of the Right of Priority with a new PCT filing.
Outbound docketing significance: If the withdrawn status was expected, then there may be nofurther steps to carry out beyond reporting to the client.

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Form PCT/RO/126 – Notification Concerning Later
Submitted Sheets Not For Incorporation By References
What’s going on here: you sent in “later submitted sheets”. This may well have been a big
mistake.
The applicant is hereby notified that later submitted sheets embodying a missing part or acorrect element or part of the (purported) international application furnished by the applicant tocomplete or correct the international application were received by this receiving Office on<blah date> that is, on a date later than the date on which one or more elements referred to in
Article 11(1)(iii) were first received by this receiving Office.
WARNING: Where item c. or d. is checked, the applicant may, in a notice submitted to thereceiving Office within one month from the date of mailing of this notification, request that thelater submitted sheets be disregarded, in which case the later submitted sheets shall beconsidered not to have been furnished and the correction of the international filing date shallbe considered not to have been made and, where applicable, the erroneously filed element orpart shall be considered not to have been removed from the application (Rule 20.5(e) or
20.5bis(e)).

36Form PCT/RO/126 – Notification Concerning Later
Submitted Sheets Not For Incorporation By References
Inbound docketing significance: Maybe you had already set a docket for thisform, prompted by your having sent in “later submitted sheets”. More likely
this form will be a complete surprise. Either way, it is time to Call a Meeting.
Reporting: This should almost certainly be reported to the client. One
possibility is that the form is expected in which case the reporting letter begins“this is no surprise because ...”. The other possibility is that the form was notexpected. Either way it should be reported.
Next steps: Decide whether you are willing to lose your original filing date.
Almost certainly the answer is “no”!
Outbound docketing significance: Aggressively docket the one-month
response period.

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Form PCT/RO/132 – Communication in Cases forwhich no other form is ApplicableThis is the RO counterpart to form PCT/IB/345.
What’s going on here: Usually this form is unexpected.
The chief situation where this form is expected is the situation where you asked theReceiving Office to make the IA available to the DAS system. When the RO does this,the RO needs to somehow let you know the DAS access code. This form is used tocommunicate the DAS access code. (See next slide.)
If this form was unexpected ...
Inbound docketing significance: You get to Call a Meeting.
Reporting: The form is probably letting you know you did something wrong. Probably
the client needs to be told.
Next steps: You will have to choose next steps based upon whatever is being
communicated by the form.

38Form PCT/RO/132 – Communication in Cases forwhich no other form is Applicable
The chief situation where this form is expected is the situation where you
asked the Receiving Office to make the IA available to the DAS system. When
the RO does this, the RO needs to somehow let you know the DAS accesscode. This form is used to communicate the DAS access code.
Inbound docketing significance: Given that you asked the Receiving Office tomake the IA available to the DAS system, then it will have been a Best
Practice to set a docket to check for receipt of this form and then you get toclear the docket.
Next steps: If the point of this form was to learn the DAS access code, thenyour next step will be to add this IA to your DAS workbench and to set up analert and to obtain a Certificate of Availability. Probably it will not be possible
to do these things on the very day that the form arrives. More likely you will
have to wait one or two business days to get these things to work.

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The next three webinars●●●

International Bureau forms webinar, Tuesday, December 5, 2023,
10AM to 11:30 AM MT. Note that depending on timing, some of theInternational Bureau forms will likely be covered in the December 8
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also want to sign up for the December 8 webinar.
International Searching Authority forms webinar, Friday, December
8, 2023. 10AM to 11:30 AM MT. Note that depending on timing, someof the International Searching Authority forms will likely be covered in
the December 12 webinar. If you sign up for the December 8
webinar, you will probably also want to sign up for the December 12
webinar.
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Tuesday, December 12, 2023. 10AM to 11:30 AM MT.

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