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    First Ever Successful Invalidation Challenge Due to Unauthorized Foreign Filing

    March 8, 2023

    What does an invention “completed” in China mean? China and the US are similar in that both countries highly value national security, and thus have rules regulating the exportation of technology and information from within their borders. This includes new inventions that arise from within their respective borders. As such, both governments require inventors who create IP within their borders to obtain approval by requesting a foreign filing license (or “confidentiality examination request“ in Chinese) before they can file a patent application in a foreign jurisdiction first (i.e., “export” the “technology”). In China, “inventions or utility models, of which the substantive content of the technical solution is completed within the…

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    US vs CN: National Security Clearance Requirements

    November 9, 2022

    In China, national security and foreign filing requirements are generally very similar to the US system—a foreign filing license is required if a foreign application is to be filed for an invention made in this country. The Chinese equivalent to the US foreign filing license is called a confidentiality examination for foreign filing. According to Chinese Patent Law Article 19 (previously Article 20), if a foreign application is to be filed for an invention made in China, the applicant must submit a request to conduct a confidentiality exam to the CNIPA in advance. The CNIPA will determine whether the invention (for simplicity, the term “invention” includes invention and utility models…

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  • Jan 04, 2023 BREAKING NEWS: New Pilot Program for Hong Kong Applicants to get Accelerated Patent Examination in the Chinese Patent Office Starting January 1, 2023
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  • Dec 02, 2022 Amendments to the China Patent Examination Guidelines in 2022 – Part 1: New rules for designs in view of China signing onto the Hague Agreement
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