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In theory, what they have is an investors dream. But, can we trust them??
No, this is what happens when a company does not come through with any of their plans
Didnt they enter into an agreement with mediq innovations for the purposes of entering the european market, starting with Germany..
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/owc-pharmaceutical-research-corp-enters-into-a-strategic-relationship-with-germany-based-mediq-innovation-experts-625466854.html
Sigh..i dont know why YOU dont just do the DD yourself, the info is available online, plus YOU can contact them.
ipd@uspto.gov
But, here it is again, with all my corresponse, including the latest one with my earliest correspondence at the bottom.
[THREAD ID:1-8C3K5B]
Dear G,
The USPTO can neither confirm or deny whether a patent application has been filed until it becomes Public data, which is typically 18 months after the filing date.
IPD
-----Original Message-----
From: g
Sent: 06/29/17 8:19:58 AM
To: IPD <IPD@USPTO.GOV>
Subject: RE: RE: Patent application
So there is no way to confirm that application 15/639,230 had been filed, withought reading its contents? I have to take the companies word for it?
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S7, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone
-------- Original message --------
From: ipd@uspto.gov
Date: 6/29/17 7:27 AM (GMT-05:00)
To: g
Cc: IPD@uspto.gov
Subject: RE: RE: Patent application
[THREAD ID:1-8C3K5B]
Dear G,
You can check with One World Cannabis pharmaceutical (owcp) or wait approximately 18 months from the filing date.
Here is the section from the USPTO Manual of Examining Procedure (MPEP) that explains the confidential nature of patent applications:
35 U.S.C. 122 Confidential status of applications; publication of patent applications.
(a) CONFIDENTIALITY.— Except as provided in subsection (b), applications for patents shall be kept in confidence by the Patent and Trademark Office and no information concerning the same given without authority of the applicant or owner unless necessary to carry out the provisions of an Act of Congress or in such special circumstances as may be determined by the Director.
(b) PUBLICATION.—
(1) IN GENERAL.—
(A) Subject to paragraph (2), each application for a patent shall be published, in accordance with procedures determined by the Director, promptly after the expiration of a period of 18 months from the earliest filing date for which a benefit is sought under this title. At the request of the applicant, an application may be published earlier than the end of such 18-month period.
(B) No information concerning published patent applications shall be made available to the public except as the Director determines.
(C) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, a determination by the Director to release or not to release information concerning a published patent application shall be final and nonreviewable.
(2) EXCEPTIONS.—
(A) An application shall not be published if that application is—
(i) no longer pending;
(ii) subject to a secrecy order under section 181 ;
(iii) a provisional application filed under section 111(b); or
(iv) an application for a design patent filed under chapter 16.
(B)
(i) If an applicant makes a request upon filing, certifying that the invention disclosed in the application has not and will not be the subject of an application filed in another country, or under a multilateral international agreement, that requires publication of applications 18 months after filing, the application shall not be published as provided in paragraph (1).
(ii) An applicant may rescind a request made under clause (i) at any time.
(iii) An applicant who has made a request under clause (i) but who subsequently files, in a foreign country or under a multilateral international agreement specified in clause (i), an application directed to the invention disclosed in the application filed in the Patent and Trademark Office, shall notify the Director of such filing not later than 45 days after the date of the filing of such foreign or international application. A failure of the applicant to provide such notice within the prescribed period shall result in the application being regarded as abandoned.
(iv) If an applicant rescinds a request made under clause (i) or notifies the Director that an application was filed in a foreign country or under a multilateral international agreement specified in clause (i), the application shall be published in accordance with the provisions of paragraph (1) on or as soon as is practical after the date that is specified in clause (i).
(v) If an applicant has filed applications in one or more foreign countries, directly or through a multilateral international agreement, and such foreign filed applications corresponding to an application filed in the Patent and Trademark Office or the description of the invention in such foreign filed applications is less extensive than the application or description of the invention in the application filed in the Patent and Trademark Office, the applicant may submit a redacted copy of the application filed in the Patent and Trademark Office eliminating any part or description of the invention in such application that is not also contained in any of the corresponding applications filed in a foreign country. The Director may only publish the redacted copy of the application unless the redacted copy of the application is not received within 16 months after the earliest effective filing date for which a benefit is sought under this title. The provisions of section 154(d) shall not apply to a claim if the description of the invention published in the redacted application filed under this clause with respect to the claim does not enable a person skilled in the art to make and use the subject matter of the claim.
IPD
-----Original Message-----
From: g
Sent: 06/28/17 5:53:51 PM
To: IPD <IPD@USPTO.GOV>
Subject: RE: Patent application
Thank you for the quick response. So how do i verify that it has been filed?
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S7, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone
-------- Original message --------
From: ipd@uspto.gov
Date: 6/28/17 7:04 AM (GMT-05:00)
To: g
Cc: IPD@uspto.gov
Subject: RE: Patent application
[THREAD ID:1-8C3K5B]
Dear G,
For the first 18 months after the filing date of a new patent application, the application can only be seen/accessed by the applicant, inventor, or their legal representative via PRIVATE PAIR.
18 months from the filing date (if the applicant/inventor allows it), it will publish (as originally filed, not amended) and be available to the Public. This is also known as pre-grant publication. It would then be available in the USPTO AppFT database.
The first 2 digits of a U.S. patent application are the Series Code which is based on a filing date range of the application. See below:
U.S. Patent Application Series Codes
Code: Filing Dates:
01 Began January 1, 1915
02 Began January 1, 1935
03 Began January 1, 1948
04 Began January 1, 1960
05 Began January 1, 1970
06 Began January 1, 1979
07 Began January 1, 1987
08 Began January 1, 1993
09 Began December 30, 1997
10 Began October 24, 2001
11 Began December 1, 2004
12 Began December 6, 2007
13 Began December 17, 2010
14 Began August 16, 2013
15 Began January 18, 2016
NOTE 1: Series codes were not used prior to 1915. For a patent application prior to 1915 to be uniquely identified, the filing date must be used in addition to the six digit serial number.
NOTE 2: There are some patent applications where the patent application number (two digit series code and six digit serial number) and filing date may not fall within the time periods indicated.
NOTE 3: Certain ranges of patent application serial numbers are allocated to 35 U.S.C. 371 (national stage PCT) applications and other ranges of patent application serial numbers are allocated to 35 U.S.C. 111(a) applications, so it is possible for one type of patent application to start a new series before the other does. For example, a 371 Application No. 14/###,### was received in the Office (USPTO) on August 16, 2013, while 111(a) Application No. 13/###,### was received in the Office on August 26, 2013.
29 Design Patent Applications – Began October 1, 1992
35 Applied to International Design Applications filed under the Hague Agreement – Began May 13, 2015
60 Provisional Applications – Began June 8, 1995
61 Provisional Applications – Began October 22, 2007
62 Provisional Applications – Began May 19, 2014
NOTE 4: It is possible for some series code 62 provisional applications to have earlier filing dates than some series code 61 provisional applications. For example, Application No. 62/###,### has a filing date of May 19, 2014, while Application No. 61/###,### has a filing date of August 13, 2014.
90 Ex Parte Reexamination Request control number (35 U.S.C. 302-307, see the Manual of Patent Examining Procedure MPEP Chapter 2200) – Began July 1, 1981
95 Inter Partes Reexamination Request control number (35 U.S.C. 311-318, see the Manual of Patent Examining Procedure MPEP Chapter 2600) – Between July 27, 2001 and September 15, 2012
96 Supplemental Examination and resulting Reexamination Request control number (35 U.S.C. 257, see MPEP chapter 2800) – Began September 16, 2012
Kindest Regards,
IPD
-----Original Message-----
From: g
Sent: 06/27/17 6:39:54 PM
To: IPD <IPD@USPTO.GOV>
Subject: Patent application
Hi, I'm having trouble finding this patent application that One World Cannabis pharmaceautical (owcp) says they were filing on june 27th 2017. I'm also wondering why the first numbers are 15 and not 17?
15/639,230
Thank you,
G
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S7, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone
Mario, what do you recommwnd owcp do to change to procedures and protocals of uspto and the process for obtaining a patent??
I'm not sure by your post if you realized that response was not an admission from owcp but a response from uspto..
Well, to be more accurate it is a filed patent application and a cream of UP TO 70% improvement. I could be wrong, feel free to correct me.
Ty. Well at least now we know
Youre welcome. And i just got an email response this morning after i asked how i can verify the application has been filed and the response:
Dear G,
You can check with One World Cannabis pharmaceutical (owcp) or wait approximately 18 months from the filing date.
I had the same problem. You cant use the emoticons only the colon and parenthesis to make a smiley
I'm sure we will have news:)
I wouldnt mind as much about the delay if the shareprice remained stable, but it's not :(
I'm not really sure what it means for us. It would make sense that they won't reveal their propriety delivery system until the application is published, but i dont see why they wouldnt release the results of their study.
I'm not so sure that it will be available in the next few days..
[THREAD ID:1-8C3K5B]
Dear G,
For the first 18 months after the filing date of a new patent application, the application can only be seen/accessed by the applicant, inventor, or their legal representative via PRIVATE PAIR.
18 months from the filing date (if the applicant/inventor allows it), it will publish (as originally filed, not amended) and be available to the Public. This is also known as pre-grant publication. It would then be available in the USPTO AppFT database.
The first 2 digits of a U.S. patent application are the Series Code which is based on a filing date range of the application. See below:
U.S. Patent Application Series Codes
Code: Filing Dates:
01 Began January 1, 1915
02 Began January 1, 1935
03 Began January 1, 1948
04 Began January 1, 1960
05 Began January 1, 1970
06 Began January 1, 1979
07 Began January 1, 1987
08 Began January 1, 1993
09 Began December 30, 1997
10 Began October 24, 2001
11 Began December 1, 2004
12 Began December 6, 2007
13 Began December 17, 2010
14 Began August 16, 2013
15 Began January 18, 2016
NOTE 1: Series codes were not used prior to 1915. For a patent application prior to 1915 to be uniquely identified, the filing date must be used in addition to the six digit serial number.
NOTE 2: There are some patent applications where the patent application number (two digit series code and six digit serial number) and filing date may not fall within the time periods indicated.
NOTE 3: Certain ranges of patent application serial numbers are allocated to 35 U.S.C. 371 (national stage PCT) applications and other ranges of patent application serial numbers are allocated to 35 U.S.C. 111(a) applications, so it is possible for one type of patent application to start a new series before the other does. For example, a 371 Application No. 14/###,### was received in the Office (USPTO) on August 16, 2013, while 111(a) Application No. 13/###,### was received in the Office on August 26, 2013.
29 Design Patent Applications – Began October 1, 1992
35 Applied to International Design Applications filed under the Hague Agreement – Began May 13, 2015
60 Provisional Applications – Began June 8, 1995
61 Provisional Applications – Began October 22, 2007
62 Provisional Applications – Began May 19, 2014
NOTE 4: It is possible for some series code 62 provisional applications to have earlier filing dates than some series code 61 provisional applications. For example, Application No. 62/###,### has a filing date of May 19, 2014, while Application No. 61/###,### has a filing date of August 13, 2014.
90 Ex Parte Reexamination Request control number (35 U.S.C. 302-307, see the Manual of Patent Examining Procedure MPEP Chapter 2200) – Began July 1, 1981
95 Inter Partes Reexamination Request control number (35 U.S.C. 311-318, see the Manual of Patent Examining Procedure MPEP Chapter 2600) – Between July 27, 2001 and September 15, 2012
96 Supplemental Examination and resulting Reexamination Request control number (35 U.S.C. 257, see MPEP chapter 2800) – Began September 16, 2012
Kindest Regards,
IPD
-----Original Message-----
From: g
Sent: 06/27/17 6:39:54 PM
To: IPD <IPD@USPTO.GOV>
Subject: Patent application
Hi, I'm having trouble finding this patent application that One World Cannabis pharmaceautical (owcp) says they were filing on june 27th 2017. I'm also wondering why the first numbers are 15 and not 17?
15/639,230
Thank you,
G
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S7, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone
How much are you expecting it to go up after news hits? Because my concern is that as the days go by and this keeps bleeding down to what some speculate .01 or .02, then even when news comes and it goes up say 300% that will barely bring some of us out of the red AND then will likely bleed down until the next catalyst.
Yes to which? Lol
Correct meaning it will come weeks after holiday or immediately after?
Yup, i know that my phone calls and emails have gone unanswered .
That's what Google is for :)
I thought they wanted IP protection first?
He's just being facetious
Let me ask you, and the general board of loyal believers, what feeling SHOULD i base on this investment? What have they followed through on thus far? The TECHNOLOGY sounds amazing, and obviously a company like PLSE has managment that can take them from point A to point B, but what has ppl so sure that it will happen for us? So far ENDV has not come through with most of their forward plans. And many are convinced they wont meet the 2nd quarter forward statement either, which is to produce results. What inspires such loyal followers ? You mentioned patience is the best thing an investor can have. I agree with you, but what is the COMPANY giving us, that instills the belief, loyalty and thus patience. How do I develop the level of commitment and patience that you have?
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) will begin publishing, for the first time, patent applications filed on or after November 29, 2000 eighteen months after the effective filing date of the application. Applications will be published electronically and will be available on the Internet at www.uspto.gov . Publication of patent applications before a patent is granted is one of the most fundamentally significant changes to the U.S. patent system in this century, and stems from a statutory mandate contained in the American Inventors Protection Act of 1999 (AIPA).
https://www.uspto.gov/about-us/news-updates/uspto-will-begin-publishing-patent-applications
I really really hope not. It would be completely unfair and disloyal to push it off without notifying us earlier.
I hope you are wrong. Yes this process goes in stages but each part is significant. As to why they should release initial results is a) keeping shareholders updated b)investor confidence and c) because they said they would and already delayed
And what is your take on whether results, that have already been delayed, will be within the time they projected?
Hi Biotech, i completely respect your response, position and perspective.
With reference to point #1 "cannot uplist..it doesnt matter what the PR said..." well..it does matter..many invest based on the future prospects of a company...based on forward looking statements..
#2 I'm happy to hear that the financing is going well. Just wish i would hear that from them...you know, throw the dog a bone once in awhile..
#4 "they can only alert the market to what is going on" well, they arent. I am fully expecting results of preclinicals within the next few days. If it were not ready, i am SURE they know that and would hope that they would have communicated that. There would be no reason to delay news if a delay. Dp you disagree?
#5 emails should not be seen as a threat, they should be seen as a request, which at this point has turned into a plea, for information.
GG
I'm done. I'm sorry
Thank you.
So when it says (in the thousands) i was supposed to add three 0's to14,000 ...?
I'm trying ;)
Get a therapist
whether you care less or not is irrelevant. The pic of a female is what you see and despite the information right in front of you, you incorrectly labeled my gender. So i guess we are all not perfect. Sorry you didnt like the way i asked for information about the stock on what appears to be your platform to abuse people.
I will go back to look and see how i missed that it is millions and not thousands. Thanks for your help and kindness.
A) i am not a guy
B) the guy who cant look at a picture and recognize a lipstick wearing female is mocking what i can't read
C) i haven't read to many financial statements and it is notnwritten as millions, so smart people, even if they are less experienced, ask questions
Arrogant people answer the way you did.
Lol! You sound less intelligent than me. You certainly need to reign in your emotions..
My question is, since i am learning..reading the report it said 14,000 and change as revenue..is that thousand or million
I'm guessing that you do not have a girlfriend or wife...if you do they better RUN. You are quite abusive
I beleive i got kicked out too (withought even a goodbye :( because i wasn't pumping, as was the requirement to staying on ....