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Patent Trademark Application With Priority Date In Clark
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Filed application for patent filed in the United States may claim the benefit of, or priority to, a prior application filed in the United States. Whoever was first to sell goods or services under a particular mark will typically be deemed the rightful trademark owner.This is known as trademark priority. An applicant who claims the priority of one or more earlier national, regional or international applications for the same invention must indicate on the Request §1051(B) for a priority filing date, the claim of priority must be filed no later than six months after the filing date of the foreign application. Priority in trademark law refers to the right to claim an earlier filing date based on an existing application or registration. An applicant must file a claim of priority within six months afterthe filing date of the foreign application. A priority claim is made to an earlierfiled patent application. For example, an Applicant can claim priority in a later-filed patent application. Constructive use priority is based on Section 7(c) of the Trademark Act.