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- REPs are
applications with a § 66(a) basis
- REPs may
contain a claim of priority
- Applicatnts
may not make preliminary amendments to the REP by filing them with the USPTO. The REP can only be restricted or
changed by the USPTO during the course of examination.
- Preliminary
amendments must be made at the IB
- REPs can
only be registered on the Principal Register. (see § 68 of the Trademark Act)
- REPs will
be examined like any regularly filed U.S. trademark application – the same
ID and classification rules will apply
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