Petitions and their accompanying Bills or Resolves for the next session must be filed withthe Clerk of the House or Senate on or before the first Wednesday in Novemberin non-election years (odd numbered years), and on or before the firstWednesday in December during election years (even-numbered years). (Seealso Late Filed Bills)
The date a company submits a registration statement to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The date on which an application on form DF2A is lodged at the Office, together with 2 sets of representations.
The date by which you must file your Tax Return. The normal filing date is the 31 January following the tax year, but this is revised to 3 months after the issue of the Tax Return if later. If you wish the Inland Revenue to complete your selfassessment, you should file your Tax Return by the earlier date of the 30 September, or two months after the issue of the Tax Return if later.
The date when the issuer of new securities files the registration statement with the SEC. This ends the preregistration period.
The date a completed application is officially received at the Trade-marks Office and filed (not to be confused with registration).
date on which all the required parts of an application are received at the PTO.
The date when the application reaches the patent office in complete form.
The date a patent is filed with the U.S. Patent Office.
The date on which a properly completed application on form TM3 is received in the Office.
The filing date is the date on which the minimum requirements for requesting the grant of a patent, the registration of a trade mark or design are supplied to the Patents Office.
Most entities are required to file an annual report. This date shows when the return was received. Returns received before early 1999 are not always shown, although the assessments certified for prior years are included in this database.
The date that your patent application is filed at the UK Patent Office. For further information about the relevance of the filing date, please see the Barker Brettell Guide to Intellectual Property Rights.
Legislative petitions must be filed with the Senate or House clerk by 5:00 p.m. on the first Wednesday of December. After that date, only a suspension of rules by the two branches allows the admission of a petition.
the date on which a complete patent application is received by the Patent and Trademark Office.
For statistical reporting purposes, the date on which the time standards commence. In criminal cases, it is the date of first appearance; for civil cases, it is the date on which the complaint or first paper was filed with the court.
The date when a sufficiently complete patent application arrives at the patent office.
The date you fill out your claim for unemployment compensation.
Obtaining a patent under the Patents Act 1977 falls into three main stages. Firstly an application is filed with the Patent Office. This filing date commences the 20 year period of patent protection (see also priority date). After a twelve month period to allow the applicant to explore the commercial value of the invention, he must send to the Patent Office a description of the invention together with one or more claims which define the area of exclusivity he seeks. The Patent Office then carries out a preliminary search. If successful, the patent specification and claims will be published and are therefore open to anyone wishing to see it. After a further six months the patent will undergo substantive examination for compliance with the requirements of Section 1 of the Patents Act 1977 and if so a patent is then granted. The whole process takes about three years.
The filing date of a patent application is the date the patent application was filed in one or more patent offices.
