ARTICLE
20 January 1998

Requirements For Filing PCT National Phase Patent And Utility Model Applications

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Mexico Intellectual Property
Chapter I

Translation into Spanish of the International Application, ie specification, claims (if amended, as amended only, together with any statement under Article 19), any text matter of drawings and abstract. In case of anticipated entry into the National Phase (ie before the transmission of the copy of the International Application by the International Office) a copy of the International Application.

Chapter II

Translation into Spanish of the International Application, ie specification, claims, and text matter of drawings and abstract (if any of these parts amended, only as amended by the attachments to the international preliminary examination report).

Translation into Spanish of the attachments to the international preliminary examination report.

AFTER FILING UPON REQUEST OF THE MEXICAN PATENT OFFICE (CHAPTER I AND II), POWER OF ATTORNEY

This article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter and should NOT be treated as legal advice. Specific legal advice should be sought by you about your particular case and special circumstances.

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