Annual Technical Report 2005 on Patent Information Activities submitted by Kyrgyzstan (SCIT/ATR/PI/2005/KG)
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The term "patent" covers utility models and Supplementary Protection Certificates (SPCs). Offices which issue design patents should report their design patent information activities in their Annual Technical Reports on Industrial Design Information Activities.
I. Evolution of patent activities
In 2005 Kyrgyzpatent received 131 applications for granting of titles of protection for inventions and 3 applications for utility models.
5 patents and 100 patents under an applicant’s responsibility were registered in the State Register of Inventions.
6 utility models were registered in the State Register of Utility Models.
II. Matters concerning the generation, reproduction, distribution and use of primary and secondary sources of patent information
Announcements on 5patents for invention, 106 patents under an applicant’s responsibility and 6 patents for utility models (bibliographical data and claims) were published in 12 issues of the Official Bulletin of Kyrgyzpatent “Intellectualdyk Menchik” in 2005.
The bibliographical data and descriptions of patents for inventions and utility models under the WIPO standards are stored in the Kyrgyzpatent database in machine-readable form; the full texts of descriptions are stored on the paper carriers.
III. Matters concerning abstracting, classifying, reclassifying and indexing of technical information contained in patent documents
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IX. Other relevant matters
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| 1. | Classification is allotting one or more classification symbols (e.g., IPC symbols) to a patent application, either before or during search and examination, which symbols are then published with the patent application.
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| 2. | Preclassification is allotting an initial broad classification symbol (e.g., IPC class or subclass, or administrative unit) to a patent application, using human or automated means for internal administrative purposes (e.g., routing an application to the appropriate examiner). Usually preclassification is applied by the administration of an office.
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| 3. | Reclassification is the reconsideration and usually the replacement of one or more previously allotted classification symbols to a patent document, following a revision and the entry into force of a new version of the Classification system (e.g., the IPC). The new symbols are available on patent databases.
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