Petitions Decided by the Director of the Technology Center Who Oversees Licensing and Review
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USPTO MPEP › Chapter 1000 - Matters Decided by Various U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Officials › MPEP § 1002.02(c)(1)
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In addition to the items delegated to all Technology Center
Directors under
MPEP § 1002.02(c)
, authority to decide the following is
delegated to the Director of the Technology Center who Oversees Licensing and
Review:
1. All petitions filed under
35 U.S.C. 267
to extend the
time for taking action in United States-owned applications wherein the invention
is important to the armament or defense of the United States,
MPEP §
710
.
2. All petitions under
37 CFR 1.103(f)
to suspend
action in United States-owned applications wherein the publication of the
invention might be detrimental to the public safety or defense,
MPEP §
709
, subsection II.
3. Petitions under
37 CFR 5.12(b)
for foreign
license to file patent applications in foreign countries,
MPEP § 140
.
4. Petitions for rescission of secrecy order,
37 CFR 5.4
,
MPEP §
120
.
5. Petitions to permit disclosure of subject matter under a
secrecy order,
37 CFR 5.5(b)
,
MPEP § 120
.
6. Petitions for modification of secrecy order,
37 CFR
5.5(c)
,
MPEP § 120
.
7. Petitions relating to refusal of request for publication of a
Statutory Invention Registration,
37 CFR 1.295
as in effect on
March 15, 2013.
8. Petitions relating to request for withdrawal of request for
publication of a Statutory Invention Registration,
37 CFR 1.296
as in effect on March 15, 2013.
9. Petitions relating to DOE property rights statements under 42
U.S.C. 2182,
MPEP §
150
.
10. Petitions relating to NASA property rights statements under
42 U.S.C. 2457,
MPEP
§ 150
.
11. Petitions relating to foreign filing licenses under
35 U.S.C.
184
,
MPEP § 140
.
12. Petitions concerning review of security or government
interest matters not otherwise provided for.
13. Petitions relating to any application under a secrecy order
pursuant to
35
U.S.C. 181
, including petitions to expunge subject matter
from the application to overcome the secrecy order.
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