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to identify the trade mark; and
 (c) specify the goods and/or services in relation to which the application is made; and
 (d) include sufficient information to enable the Registrar to establish the identity of the applicant; and
 (e) contain sufficient information to enable the Registrar to contact the applicant.
 (2) If an application does not meet a requirement set out in paragraph (1)(a), (b), (c) or (d), the Registrar must notify the applicant of the requirement.
 (3) If the applicant meets the requirement within a period of 2 months from the date of the notification, the application is taken to be filed on the day on which the requirement is met.
 (4) If the applicant does not meet the requirement within that period, the application is taken not to have been filed.

4.2AA  Divisional application—additional requirement for filing
  A divisional application must contain the following information:
 (a) a statement that the application is a divisional application;
 (b) a statement identifying the parent application.

4.2A  AFS request submitted as application—requirements for filing
  An AFS request that is submitted as an application for registration of a trade mark under this Part may be taken as having been filed only if the Registrar is satisfied that all fees have been paid in respect of the application within the period of 5 working days mentioned in subregulation 3A.5(1), or such extended period as decided by the Registrar under regulation 3A.7.

4.3  Representation of trade marks
 (1) If practicable, the representation of a trade mark included in an application for registration of the trade mark must not exceed 8 centimetres by 8 centimetres.
 (2) In an application for the registration of 2 or more trade marks as a series, the representation of each trade mark in the series must, if practicable, not exceed 8 centimetres by 8 centimetres.
 (3) In an application for the registration of a trade mark that contains, or consists of, a 3 dimensional shape:
 (a) if practicable, the representation of the trade mark in the application must be illustrated in a perspective that shows each feature of the trade mark; and
 (b) otherwise, the representation of the trade mark in the application must include views of the trade mark that are necessary to show each feature of the trade mark.
 (4) If the Registrar reasonably believes that the views of a trade mark to which paragraph (3)(a) or (b) applies are not sufficient to allow all features of the trade mark to be properly examined, the Registrar may, by notification to the applicant, require the applicant to give to the Registrar up to 6 additional views of the trade mark that show the features sufficiently to permit proper examination of the