Oppedahl on PCT Forms and PCT Docketing
Anybody who regularly receives PCT correspondence from Receiving Offices, International Searching Authorities, or the International Bureau will find this book to be very helpful. When any of the fifty most frequently received PCT forms arrives, you can flip this book open to the page for that form, and the book tells you:
what dockets you can clearwhat new dockets to setwhat if anything needs to be told to the clientwhat else you need to dowhether the form is super important or is not very important---This book has a section detailing what dockets you should set when a new PCT application has just been filed.
Although the author is located in the US, this book is not US-specific. It should be of equal interest to any PCT enthusiast anywhere in the world. Here's what readers say about this book:
This book is a great investment. I find is very helpful Jessica. B.I ordered/received my copy of the book last week, love it Kim. M.The book is excellent and a great resource I use often Donna P.---The forms discussed include:
two Power of Attorney formssixteen forms relating to the Receiving Officefourteen forms relating to the International Bureaunine forms relating to the International Searching Authorityeight forms relating to the International Preliminary Examining Authoritytwo forms relating to the DO/EO/USAbout the author- Carl Oppedahl has spent over thirty years serving patent clients. He is a founding member of Oppedahl Patent Law Firm LLC. He has served as an adjunct professor at Cardozo Law School and University of Denver Law School, teaching advanced patent law. He has served on the Board of Directors of the American Intellectual Property Law Association and has been a Fellow of the Association. His law degree is from Harvard Law School. He holds an Amateur Extra class ham radio license. He has a BA with a double major in physics and mathematics, with honors, from Grinnell College. He has taught many dozens of continuing legal education courses about the Patent Cooperation Treaty. He is author of the Ant-Like Persistenceblog.
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