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Code · CFR · Title 37 — Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights · Part 1 · § 1.1066

§ 1.1066. Correspondence address for a nonprovisional international design application.

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(a)Unless the correspondence address is changed in accordance with § 1.33(a), the Office will use as the correspondence address in a nonprovisional international design application the address according to the following order:
(1)The correspondence address under § 1.1042;
(2)The address of applicant's representative identified in the publication of the international registration; and
(3)The address of the applicant identified in the publication of the international registration.
(b)Reference in the rules to the correspondence address set forth in § 1.33(a) shall be construed to include a reference to this section for a nonprovisional international design application.
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