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: I/P UpdatesUSPTO Suggestions for Effectively Reducing the Application Backlog
By William F. Heinze
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Greg Aharonian's Internet Patent News Service has posted a copy of the USPTO's response to twenty questions of the Congressional Subcommittee on the Courts, Internet, and Intellectual Property following the subcommittee hearing on February 27, 2008.The answer to question 5 details the PTOs current "suggestions for effectively reducing the application backlog:"
- Applicant Quality Submissions
- Worksharing
- Increase Capacity (through Telework, a University Certificate in Patent Examination, and Utilizing Retirees), and
- Deferred Examination
Full post as published by I/P Updates on June 12, 2008 (boomark / email).
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