Article 1384: Formal examination of an application for invention

1. An application for invention made by the Federal Executive Authority on Intellectual Property shall be subject to a formal examination, which shall verify the existence of documents, 2. On the positive outcome of the formal examination of the application for and application for The Federal Intellectual Property Authority shall notify the applicant immediately after the formal examination has been completed of the acquisition and the date of application for the invention. 3. If the application for invention does not meet the required requirements for the application documents, the Federal Intellectual Property Authority shall submit a request to the applicant from: If the applicant fails to submit the requested documents or fails to submit them within the prescribed time limit, 4. If the application is withdrawn, it may be extended by the Federal Executive Authority for a period of not more than 10 months. 1 of article 1375), the Federal Executive Body of the United States of America the intellectual property authorities invite the applicant within three months from the date of the notification, to indicate which of the declared inventions is to be considered.c Other inventions declared in the application may be made by a separate application. The declared inventions shall be considered and shall not, if necessary, submit relevant documents, the invention specified in the formula of the first invention shall be considered. A formal examination of an application for invention established that the additional material submitted by the applicant alters the substance of the application and that the rule of the third paragraph of article 138, paragraph 6, applies 6. Prior to the commencement of the examination, the applicant is entitled to request, on request from a scientific or educational organization, a request for an invention of its substance (art. 1386). To obtain a preliminary information search on the declared invention and a preliminary assessment of its patentability, which he is obliged to notify the Federal Executive on intellectual property.