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The USPTO's e-Petitions cannot be granted for petitions to revive an abandoned application if:
United States Intellectual Property

The USPTO's e-Petitions cannot be granted for petitions to revive an abandoned application if:

  • The US application number is for a provisional, design, reexamination, re-issue or, plant application.
  • The US application has issued as a patent.
  • A Notice of Abandonment has not been mailed by the Office.
  • The application has been abandoned for more than two years.
  • The reply being submitted with the petition is only an amendment filed after Final Rejection.

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