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international application originating in the United States

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A quick definition of international application originating in the United States:

An international application originating in the United States is a type of patent application. It means that someone in the United States has applied for a patent that they want to protect in other countries as well. A patent is a legal document that gives the person who invented something the right to stop others from making, using, or selling their invention without permission. By filing an international application, the inventor can seek protection for their invention in multiple countries at once.

A more thorough explanation:

INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION ORIGINATING IN THE UNITED STATES

An international application is a request for a patent that is filed in multiple countries. When an international application is filed in the United States, it is called an international application originating in the United States. This type of application allows inventors to seek patent protection in multiple countries at once.

Example 1: John invents a new type of solar panel and wants to protect his invention in multiple countries. He files an international application originating in the United States to seek patent protection in the United States, Europe, and Asia.

Example 2: Sarah invents a new type of medical device and wants to sell it globally. She files an international application originating in the United States to seek patent protection in the United States, Canada, and Australia.

The examples illustrate how inventors can use international applications originating in the United States to seek patent protection in multiple countries. By filing one application, they can save time and money compared to filing separate applications in each country. This type of application is useful for inventors who want to sell their products globally and need patent protection in multiple countries.

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starfishies
16:25
@Mostlylegal: yep i got 4/1 i applied early dec (it was my last app) and @Jupiter i really have an overall positive view of the school if you ever need positive confirmation for them
Mostlylegal
16:32
lets hope friday is our day, i just got mine tday
16:35
can i ask an lsat question rq?
Mostlylegal
16:37
sure
starfishies
16:38
yep hoping for some straggling decisions before the 4/15 deposit deadline but ill be alright if not
any guesses on the next wave for loyola chicago?
Looks like no waves td
captaincringe
18:16
Just got a WL email from Loyola Chicago a few mins ago. Good luck!
MrThickRopes
18:42
fo pm gon come thru 4 us tmrw
starfishies
18:43
absolutely
HumdrumSoreGecko
18:52
Any SMU waves soon? App status updated but nothing yet :)
19:15
2.9/17high splitter best shot?
19:15
2.9/17high splitter best shot?
MrThickRopes
19:35
bro got a 2.9 bro is NOT the thinker
starfishies
19:37
thats not nice
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starfishies
19:40
washu would want u ;-;
19:41
Thank u!
[] c0bra1
20:40
is nyu doing tuesdays instead of wednesdays now
MrThickRopes
23:12
fuuuckkkk
MrThickRopes
23:12
mr thick. ropes is . wasteddddd
Just wnna say im proud of everyone who applied to schools this year! You’re amazing!!
Hi guys quick question
Has anyone applied to Jacksonville ?
Jacobdoeshisbest
1:24
Hi
whats up yall i have noone to tell that I just got a 169 on a practice test and I am so proud of myself. that's all
@DirtyQuackYak: Congrats but that's not good enough. 173 is the new 170 so do the math. Buckle up.
@CheerfulSpikyVole: Nah, no one would apply to that school that hangs around here.
@MrThickRopes: sounds like the next Dkk.
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