[Pct] Filing a PCT with a European Applicant that has a US Office

[Carl Oppedahl]

The real answer is, use ePCT to generate the Request.  It will check 
your inputs and it will independently calculate whether the Receiving 
Office you are trying to use is or is not competent, given the inputs 
that you have entered.

It's not too late to sign up for one of the remaining open seats in the 
PCT Seminar 
<https://blog.oppedahl.com/attend-a-2%c2%bd-day-live-in-person-patent-cooperation-treaty-seminar-in-beautiful-summit-county-colorado/> 
in scenic Summit County, Colorado.  We will be discussing this in the 
seminar.

On 6/23/2024 10:38 AM, Mary Alice LaMorte via Pct wrote:
> Dear ListServ Members:
>
> Apologies for a rudimentary question, but I have not yet encountered 
> this situation. We have a European applicant that has an office in the 
> US. For a few reasons, we would like to file the PCT application with 
> RO/US rather than RO/IB. Is establishing competency of the US as 
> Receiving Office as simple as indicating "US" in the "State of 
> Residence" field of the Applicant Box (Box II) of the Request? I don't 
> see a spot to enter their US office address as a way of providing 
> evidence of the US residence.
>
> Many thanks in advance for your input.
>
> Kind Regards,
> Mary LaMorte
> *
> *
> *LaMorte & Associates, P.C.*
> P.O. Box 434
> Yardley, PA 19067 US
> www.mail at uspatlaw.com <http://www.mail@uspatlaw.com>
>
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