How to get Patents in Non-PCT Countries. EP037

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In this episode I go through to how get patents in non-PCT countries. Most industrialized nations are part of the Patent Cooperation Treaty, so you can use a single PCT application to enter into the national stage application of most countries throughout the world and generally have 30 months to do so from your earliest filed application. But some countries have not joined that treaty so you need to know what to do if you want patent protection in non-PCT countries such as Taiwan and Argentina.

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