Article 1497. Exportation of an application for a trademark and modification of the application documents

1. The examination of the application for a trademark shall be carried out by the Federal Executive Authority for Intellectual Property. 2. During the examination of the application for the trademark, the applicant is entitled to supplement, specify or correct it before deciding on it. If additional material contains a list of items not included in the application at the date of its submission or substantially changes 3. The amendment shall not be accepted and may be submitted by the applicant as an independent application. In the application for the applicant’s trade mark, including in the case of a transfer or transfer of the right to register the trademark, or as a result of a change in the applicant’s name or name, and in the case of a change in the name of the applicant, and in the case of the transfer or transfer of the right to register the trademark A declaration of manifest and technical errors in the application documents may be made before the State registration of the trademark (art. 1503) or before a decision is taken to deny it to the State Regis. 4. At the time of the examination of the application for a trademark, the Federal Intellectual Property Authority has the right to request additional material from the applicant, without prejudice to the fact that the application for a licence is not subject to the requirements of the Act. Additional material must be submitted by the applicant within three months from the date on which the Federal Executive is sent on intelligence. of the relevant request or copies of the materials against the application, provided that the copies were requested by the applicant within two months of the date of the request If the applicant fails to submit the requested additional material or a request for extension of the decision within the specified time period At the request of the applicant, the application is considered to have been withdrawn on the basis of a decision of the federal intellectual property authority. The deadline for the submission of additional material may be extended by the federal authority, but not for more than six months. The rules of paragraph 2 of this article shall apply.