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This document outlines the changes in patent law effective from March 16, 2013, focusing on transitioning from a 'first to invent' to a 'first inventor to file' system. It discusses the broadened

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What is patent reform first inventor?

Patent reform first inventor refers to the provision in patent law that grants the patent right to the first person to invent, rather than the first person to file for a patent.

Who is required to file patent reform first inventor?

Under the patent reform first inventor system, any person or entity who is the first to invent a new and non-obvious invention is eligible to file for a patent.

How to fill out patent reform first inventor?

To fill out a patent reform first inventor application, you need to provide detailed information about your invention, including its novelty, non-obviousness, and utility. You also need to disclose prior art and any related patents or patent applications.

What is the purpose of patent reform first inventor?

The purpose of patent reform first inventor is to ensure that the patent right is awarded to the actual inventor who made the invention, rather than the person who simply filed for a patent first.

What information must be reported on patent reform first inventor?

On a patent reform first inventor application, you must report detailed information about your invention, including its technical specifications, advantages, and any prior art that may be relevant.