Coretec Group Inc (CRTG)

[twaflyer1]

CRTG..
Directly from the USPTO.....

"If the PPA (provisional patent) does not adequately describe all that is claimed in the Later-filed (Non-provisional Patent,) actual Patent App'n, then the material added in in the (N-PA) application may not rely on the PPA filing date!"

What that means to me is that a product may be totally misrepresented in the Original PPA, and that it has to match what the Patent Office sees in the final PA? So, the Boys have to match what they wrote in the first PPA to the final PA! It can be exaggerated in the original Provisional Patent App'n, not functional as intended, or that there are other patents conflicting with the one designated in the written Provisional Patent Appl'n!! As stated below, they only go by the written description given to then, and then examined by someone knowledgeable in the field to see if it makes sense! It just DOES NOT scrutinize the written description AT ALL!!

Other notes...

1) A PPA (Provisional Patent appl'n) will never become a Patent! Though the wording is questionable, it means that it cannot be used as a Patent!

2) The USPTO does not examine (PPA's) (Provisional)..

3) The USPTO does not conduct a prior "ARTS" search on ON PPA's...

4) The Inventor can use (Patent Pending) for the one year period.