2012 - Collated results
Introduction
1. The revised version of WIPO Standard ST.13 was adopted by the Standards and Documentation Working Group (SDWG) of the Standing Committee on Information Technologies (SCIT) in February 2008. This revision introduced guidelines on a prototype numbering format of application numbers, including guidelines for coding the types of industrial property rights (IPRs), codes for internal use, control numbers, etc.
2. Application numbers are assigned by industrial property offices (IPOs) in order to identify each application received, and are used by applicants and other offices, for instance, when the priority is claimed. It is important that IPOs, applicants, and users of IP information are always able to identify application numbers, and particularly priority application numbers, as well as their parts, in a unique, clear, and unambiguous manner.
3. The term priority application number in the context of this questionnaire is the reference to an application for a patent, trademark, design or any other IPR, previously received by the Office/Organization, and to which the applicant wishes to refer in a further application, usually filed with another Office/Organization. Generally, these numbers are provided on priority documents or priority certificates.
4. IPOs use a variety of codes in their application numbers, for instance, for coding types of IPRs, regional filing information, and check digits. The codes used by each IPO are unique, and the detailed information on them, as well as on the application number format, might be very important for other IPOs to facilitate their subsequent procedures, e.g. when claiming a priority right.
5. The SDWG requested the International Bureau to conduct a survey on application and priority application numbering systems currently used by the IPOs. The International Bureau should also maintain a list of codes for the types of IPRs, the codes for internal use and the control numbers (check digits) used by the IPOs in the WIPO Handbook on Industrial Property Information and Documentation (WIPO Handbook).
6. The main part of the present Questionnaire (Questions 1 – 11) is devoted to application numbering systems. Question 12 concentrates on priority application numbering in details. Question 13 relates to the compliance of the IPO's practices with WIPO Standard ST.13. Examples of application numbers and priority application numbers along with relevant remarks are to be provided in response to Question 14.
7. Please note that the objective of this questionnaire is to collect information about numbering systems currently implemented in the IPOs. It is expected that once this exercise is completed the ST.10/C Task Force will prepare a questionnaire to conduct a second survey to collect information about numbering systems used by the IPOs in the past.
Background documents
8. The following WIPO Standards are of relevance to this survey:
9. Part 7.2 "Numbering systems" of the WIPO Handbook could be also helpful when you prepare your response to this questionnaire.
10. Working materials of the SDWG and the ST.10/C Task Force are available on the WIPO web-site.
INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING COMPLETION OF THIS QUESTIONNAIRE
One response to questionnaire per numbering system
Offices administering the variety of IPRs might have more than one numbering system. Firstly the person who responds to the Questionnaire on behalf of the Office/Organization has to determine the number of different application numbering systems implemented in the Office/Organization. Let this number be N.
A given office administers trademarks, industrial designs, and different kinds of patents (national patents, PCT, plant patents).
All kinds of patent applications have a numbering system which looks like this:
10 2008 123456 patent application filed in 2008 with the serial number 123456
12 2008 666777 plant patent application filed in the same year with serial number 666777
14 2008 987654 PCT international application filed in 2008 with serial number 987654
At the same office, trademark and industrial design applications follow a different numbering system:
123456 T 08 trademark application with serial number 123456 filed in 2008
123456 D 08 industrial design application filed in the same year.
Thus, the Office has two numbering systems, N=2
As the office uses two numbering systems, two separate questionnaires should be filled, one per numbering system.Gaps in question numbers
Please take note that some questions might not be displayed depending on the response(s) to preceding question(s). This could cause gaps in numbering of displayed questions, sections and examples.
Mandatory questions
Some questions, marked with a red asterisk *, are mandatory since the reply to these questions determines the rest of the questionnaire.
Help/Questions
Below please find the complete list of examples used in the Questionnaire in PDF format.
If you require further clarifications or any assistance in filling out the questionnaire, please contact the International Bureau at cws.surveys@wipo.int . It would be appreciated if a reference to "Questionnaire on application numbering" is quoted in all correspondence.
TYPES OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPRs) COVERED BY THIS COPY OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE
Example 2:
Relating to Example 1 in the introductory section, the office would have filled two questionnaires – one for the numbering system used for patent (and patent-like) applications, and another – and one for the numbering system used for trademark and design applications.
In the first case, the office would tick all check boxes for the patents it numbers using the first system.
In the second case, the office would then tick the check boxes for trademarks and designs which are numbered using the second system.
Question 1
a) Please indicate which types of IPRs are numbered using this system:
AT-001 |
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AU-001 |
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AU-002 |
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AU-003 |
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BA-001 |
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BE-001 |
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BE-002 |
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BE-003 |
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BG-001 |
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BR-001 |
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BR-002 |
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BY-001 |
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BY-002 |
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CA-001 |
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CA-002 |
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CN-001 |
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CO-001 |
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CR-001 |
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CZ-001 |
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CZ-002 |
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CZ-003 |
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DE-001 |
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DE-002 |
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DE-003 |
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DE-004 |
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EA-001 |
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EE-001 |
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EE-002 |
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EM-001 |
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ES-001 |
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ES-002 |
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ES-003 |
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FI-001 |
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GB-001 |
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HR-001 |
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IE-001 |
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IE-002 |
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IL-001 |
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IL-002 |
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IL-003 |
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IT-001 |
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IT-002 |
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JP-001 |
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JP-002 |
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KZ-001 |
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LT-001 |
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LT-002 |
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LT-003 |
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MD-001 |
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MD-002 |
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PL-001 |
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PL-002 |
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PL-003 |
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RO-001 |
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RS-001 |
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RU-001 |
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RU-002 |
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RU-003 |
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SE-001 |
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SE-002 |
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SE-003 |
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SK-001 |
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UA-001 |
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WO-001 |
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WO-002 |
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WO-003 |
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Please specify other types:
BE-003 |
certificat d'obtention végétale |
BR-001 |
Geographical Indications |
BY-001 |
Geographical Indications |
CZ-001 |
Appellations of Origin, Geographical Indications |
EE-002 |
geographical indications |
HR-001 |
Geographical indications and designations of origin |
RU-002 |
Computer program and databasis |
SK-001 |
Designation (appellation) of Origin |
UA-001 |
qualified indications of origin of goods |
b) Please specify when this current numbering system was first introduced at your office (date or year, dd/mm/yyyy):
AT-001 |
always since the introduction of the respective right; exception: everywhere 2-digits for year before 2000 |
AU-001 |
2002 for Standard and Provisional applications, 2001 for Innovation Patents |
AU-002 |
1906. Note: Prior to 1996, applications included a one letter code indicating which part of the register they related to (A-D). This is no longer in use. |
AU-003 |
2003 |
BA-001 |
1.1.1993 |
BE-001 |
01/01/2000 |
BE-002 |
01/01/2000 |
BE-003 |
30/04/1999 |
BG-001 |
dd/mm/yyyy |
BR-001 |
02/01/2012 |
BR-002 |
01/05/1981 |
BY-001 |
01.01.1998 |
BY-002 |
01.01.1998 |
CA-001 |
18/08/1867 |
CA-002 |
1867 |
CN-001 |
01/10/2003 |
CO-001 | |
CR-001 |
En marcas siempre ha funcionado así. Para patentes, modelos de utilidad y diseños industriales desde el 01 de enero de 2011 |
CZ-001 |
1.1.2000 |
CZ-002 |
since the first application |
CZ-003 |
SPC-since 2000; PCT international phase - according to WIPO guidelines |
DE-001 |
2004 |
DE-002 |
2004 |
DE-003 |
2008 |
DE-004 |
2008 |
EA-001 |
1996 |
EE-001 |
1999 |
EE-002 |
01/01/2000 for trademarks and geographical indications - 01/01/1998 for designs |
EM-001 |
01/04/1996 (since the first application) |
ES-001 |
2000 |
ES-002 |
2004 |
ES-003 |
2002 |
FI-001 |
29.07.1999 patents; 01.01.2000 utility models |
GB-001 |
01/06/1978 |
HR-001 |
2000 |
IE-001 |
01/01/2000 |
IE-002 |
01/01/1996 |
IL-001 |
1924 |
IL-002 |
1920 |
IL-003 |
1924 |
IT-001 |
1991 |
IT-002 |
1985 |
JP-001 |
January 1, 2000 |
JP-002 |
January 1, 2004 |
KZ-001 |
10/12/1993 |
LT-001 |
01.01.2000 |
LT-002 |
01.01.2000 |
LT-003 |
01.01.2002 |
MD-001 |
from 2000 |
MD-002 |
from 1992 |
PL-001 |
? |
PL-002 |
? |
PL-003 |
? |
RO-001 |
January 2000 |
RS-001 |
01/01/2005 |
RU-001 |
The current numbering system was introduced on 01/01/1995 but the year of filing in it was indicated by two digits on the two leading positions of the number (FIPS Order № 130 of December 1, 1994). From 01.01.2000 the year of filing is designated by four digits and the current numbering system became ten-digit format |
RU-002 |
The current numbering system was introduced on 01.01.2011 |
RU-003 |
Numbering of applications is in accordance with the Section 307 of the Administrative Instructions under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT), introduced since the numbering system adoption |
SE-001 |
1885 |
SE-002 |
1960 |
SE-003 |
01/01/1973 |
SK-001 |
Current numbering system was introduced in January 1, 2000. |
UA-001 |
01/01/2005 |
WO-001 | |
WO-002 |
1 January 2004 |
WO-003 |
PARTS OF APPLICATION NUMBERS
WIPO Standard ST.13 provides that the indispensable part of an application number should consist of a code for the type of IPR, the year designation, and the serial number.
Question 2
a) Which of these parts does your Office/Organization's application numbering system, covered by this copy of the questionnaire, consist of?
AT-001 |
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AU-001 |
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AU-002 |
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AU-003 |
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BA-001 |
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BE-001 |
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BE-002 |
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BE-003 |
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BG-001 |
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BR-001 |
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BR-002 |
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BY-001 |
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BY-002 |
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CA-001 |
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CA-002 |
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CN-001 |
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CO-001 |
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CR-001 |
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CZ-001 |
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CZ-002 |
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CZ-003 |
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DE-001 |
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DE-002 |
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DE-003 |
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DE-004 |
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EA-001 |
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EE-001 |
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EE-002 |
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EM-001 |
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ES-001 |
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ES-002 |
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ES-003 |
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FI-001 |
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GB-001 |
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HR-001 |
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IE-001 |
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IE-002 |
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IL-001 |
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IL-002 |
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IL-003 |
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IT-001 |
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IT-002 |
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JP-001 |
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JP-002 |
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KZ-001 |
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LT-001 |
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LT-002 |
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LT-003 |
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MD-001 |
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MD-002 |
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PL-001 |
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PL-002 |
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PL-003 |
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RO-001 |
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RS-001 |
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RU-001 |
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RU-002 |
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RU-003 |
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SE-001 |
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SE-002 |
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SE-003 |
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SK-001 |
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UA-001 |
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WO-001 |
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WO-002 |
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WO-003 |
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Please specify additional parts briefly:
BR-001 |
Check Digit |
BR-002 |
A check digit |
CN-001 |
check digit |
CO-001 |
Letras (A, B, C...) Para designar divisionales. |
CZ-003 |
Country code - is located before Year designation |
DE-001 |
Application type (post/fax, digital, online) |
DE-002 |
Application type (post/fax, digital online) |
EE-002 |
last letter(s) indicating the division of the applications |
ES-001 |
Dígito de uso interno. |
GB-001 |
We use an internal check digit for validation purpose in our IT databases. |
HR-001 |
The letter A at the end stands for indication of the application. |
IT-001 |
Receiving Office code |
IT-002 |
Country code, PCT code |
PL-003 |
relating <patent number> |
RU-003 |
PCT and country code indication |
SE-003 |
check digit |
UA-001 |
Code for internal use |
WO-002 |
ST.3 two letter code of receiving Office |
Example 3:
A fictional office has three sub-offices A, B, and C and codes the receiving office in the application number as an additional part. Then the office would indicate "receiving office code" as an additional part.
b) Please comment, if necessary:
AT-001 |
The ip right code is only used for presentation. Internally in the database, we use different tables for each right, and therefore no extra code is stored in the database tables. |
AU-001 |
Patent application type (i.e. standard, innovation, provisional) can be determined from the first digit of the serial number. |
BE-002 |
indication type de droit de PI au milieu du numéro |
DE-001 |
since May 2011 |
DE-002 |
since may 2011 |
EM-001 |
OHIM uses the full ST.13 format only in the standard URIs accessing to IP resources in the Internet (Registers online search, TMview and Designview services, TrademarkBus, etc.). |
JP-001 |
In our computer system, application numbers consists of year designation and serial number. In the indication, IPR types (patents, utility models, designs and trademarks) are identically indicated in front of the year designation. Our following answers are different for application numbers retained in our computer system and for those in the indication. |
RU-001 |
In the publications of corresponding patents in the field "application number" index of examiner department is specified after the application number, separated from it by a slash (/). This additional information does not form the part of the application number but follows it on these publications and is seen. |
SK-001 |
Code for the type of IPR other than WIPO Standard ST.13 provides for, particularly PP for patent application, PÚV for utility model application, POZ for trademark application, PD for industrial design application, etc., please see also the answer to question 5 d). |
UA-001 |
Code for internal use is to indicate the application being international (M) or the applicant is a non-resident (I). It is not published in official publications. |
WO-001 |
serial number is 9 digits |
WO-003 |
serial number is 9 digits |
ORDERING OF PARTS
WIPO Standard ST.13 recommends the ordering (sequence) of parts of an application number to be 'type' 'year' 'serial number'.
Question 3
a) Please indicate what is the ordering of the parts of an application number in the numbering system covered by this copy of the questionnaire:
AT-001 |
Other |
AU-001 |
Other |
AU-002 |
Other |
AU-003 |
Other |
BA-001 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
BE-001 |
Autre |
BE-002 |
Autre |
BE-003 |
Autre |
BG-001 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
BR-001 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
BR-002 |
Other |
BY-001 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
BY-002 |
Other |
CA-001 |
Other |
CA-002 |
Other |
CN-001 |
Other |
CO-001 |
Otro |
CR-001 |
Otro |
CZ-001 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
CZ-002 |
Other |
CZ-003 |
Other |
DE-001 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
DE-002 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
DE-003 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
DE-004 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
EA-001 |
Other |
EE-001 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
EE-002 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
EM-001 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
ES-001 |
Otro |
ES-002 |
Otro |
ES-003 |
Otro |
FI-001 |
Other |
GB-001 |
Other |
HR-001 |
Other |
IE-001 |
Other |
IE-002 |
Other |
IL-001 |
Other |
IL-002 |
Other |
IL-003 |
Other |
IT-001 |
Other |
IT-002 |
Other |
JP-001 |
Other |
JP-002 |
Other |
KZ-001 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
LT-001 |
Other |
LT-002 |
Other |
LT-003 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
MD-001 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
MD-002 |
Other |
PL-001 |
Other |
PL-002 |
Other |
PL-003 |
Other |
RO-001 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
RS-001 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
RU-001 |
Other |
RU-002 |
Other |
RU-003 |
Other |
SE-001 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
SE-002 |
Other |
SE-003 |
Other |
SK-001 |
Other |
UA-001 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
WO-001 |
Other |
WO-002 |
Other |
WO-003 |
Other |
Please indicate the order of parts:
AT-001 |
database: <year><serial number>; presentation: <type> <serial number>/<year> eg. A 123/2012 |
AU-001 |
[year][serial number] |
AU-002 |
[serial number] |
AU-003 |
[year][serial number] |
BE-001 |
<année><numéro d'ordre> |
BE-002 |
<année> <C> <numéro d'ordre> |
BE-003 |
<numéro d'ordre> |
BR-002 |
<serial number><check digit> |
BY-002 |
[year][serial number] |
CA-001 |
serial number |
CA-002 |
serial number |
CN-001 |
[year][type][serial number].[check digit] |
CO-001 |
<año> <número de serie> |
CR-001 |
Secuencia [año][número de serie] |
CZ-003 |
[type][country code][year][serial] |
EA-001 |
[year][serial number] |
ES-001 |
[tipo][año][dígito de uso interno][número de serie] |
ES-002 |
[tipo][número de serie] |
ES-003 |
[tipo][número de serie] |
FI-001 |
Year, serial number |
GB-001 |
[year][serial number][check digit] |
HR-001 |
[type][year][serial number][additional part] |
IE-001 |
[year][serial number] |
IE-002 |
[year][serial number] |
IL-001 |
Serial number |
IL-002 |
Serial number |
IL-003 |
Serial number |
IT-001 |
<receiving office code><year><type><serial number> |
IT-002 |
<PCT><Country code><year><serial number> |
JP-001 |
<year><serial number> |
JP-002 |
<year><serial number> |
LT-001 |
<year> <serial number> |
LT-002 |
<year> <serial number> |
MD-002 |
serial number |
PL-001 |
<type>.<serial number> |
PL-002 |
<type>.<serial number> |
PL-003 |
<serial number>/<patent number> |
RU-001 |
<Year designation> <Type of IP rights> <Serial number>. |
RU-002 |
<Year designation> <Type of IP rights> <Serial number>. |
RU-003 |
<PCT><Receiving Authority><year><serial number |
SE-002 |
Year, serial number |
SE-003 |
<year><serial number><check digit> |
SK-001 |
<type><serial number><year> |
WO-001 |
Serial number only |
WO-002 |
<type>/<receiving office><year>/<serial number> |
WO-003 |
serial number only |
Example 4:
In the case described in Example 3 (see section "Parts of application number"), a different sequence could be:
[year][receiving office][type][serial number]
b) Please comment, if necessary:
BR-002 |
The serial number for electronic applications starts with 9 while for paper-based applications starts with 8. |
CZ-002 |
[type][serial number] |
EM-001 |
All TM&D URIs apply fully ST.13. |
ES-002 |
[tipo]: D |
FI-001 |
e.g. 20120001 |
GB-001 |
There is a decimal point between the serial number and the check digit |
IL-002 |
We receive aproximately 50% of our applications through WIPO (madrid protocol). These applications receive a national number which is a serial number corresponding to the date by which they are received at the ILPO. |
JP-001 |
Application number is described as <type><year><serial number> in the indication |
SE-003 |
YY(YY) = year National applications: SPC: Extension of SPC: Limitation of patent, number: PCT-applications (international) - not the same numbering system as in this survey, but I incluce this here EP-applications:
|
SK-001 |
The format of application number reads as follows: <type> <serial number>-<year> |
LENGTH (FIXED / VARIABLE)
WIPO Standard ST.13 recommends using a fixed length of 15 characters (2 digits for the type of IPR, 4 digits for the year designation, and 9 digits for the serial number) for the application number.
Question 4
a) Does your Office/Organization use a numbering system of fixed or variable length for application numbers?
AT-001 |
Fixed |
AU-001 |
Fixed |
AU-002 |
Variable |
AU-003 |
Fixed |
BA-001 |
Variable |
BE-001 |
Fixe |
BE-002 |
Fixe |
BE-003 |
Fixe |
BG-001 |
Fixed |
BR-001 |
Fixed |
BR-002 |
Fixed |
BY-001 |
Fixed |
BY-002 |
Fixed |
CA-001 |
Fixed |
CA-002 |
Fixed |
CN-001 |
Fixed |
CO-001 |
Fija |
CR-001 |
Variable |
CZ-001 |
Variable |
CZ-002 |
Variable |
CZ-003 |
Variable |
DE-001 |
Fixed |
DE-002 |
Fixed |
DE-003 |
Fixed |
DE-004 |
Fixed |
EA-001 |
Fixed |
EE-001 |
Fixed |
EE-002 |
Variable |
EM-001 |
Fixed |
ES-001 |
Fija |
ES-002 |
Fija |
ES-003 |
Fija |
FI-001 |
Fixed |
GB-001 |
Fixed |
HR-001 |
Fixed |
IE-001 |
Fixed |
IE-002 |
Fixed |
IL-001 |
Fixed |
IL-002 |
Fixed |
IL-003 |
Fixed |
IT-001 |
Fixed |
IT-002 |
Fixed |
JP-001 |
Fixed |
JP-002 |
Fixed |
KZ-001 |
No information available |
LT-001 |
Fixed |
LT-002 |
Fixed |
LT-003 |
Fixed |
MD-001 |
Fixed |
MD-002 |
Fixed |
PL-001 |
Fixed |
PL-002 |
Fixed |
PL-003 |
Fixed |
RO-001 |
Fixed |
RS-001 |
Fixed |
RU-001 |
Fixed |
RU-002 |
Fixed |
RU-003 |
Fixed |
SE-001 |
Fixed |
SE-002 |
Fixed |
SE-003 |
Fixed |
SK-001 |
Variable |
UA-001 |
Fixed |
WO-001 |
Fixed |
WO-002 |
Fixed |
WO-003 |
Fixed |
Question 4 (cont'd) Replying to the previous question, you have specified that the numbering system has fixed length.
b) Please indicate the number of characters used for each part of the application number.
- Code for the type of IPR
AT-001 |
database: 0; presentation: 1-3 |
BE-002 |
1 ("C") |
BG-001 |
2 |
BR-001 |
2 |
BY-001 |
1 |
CN-001 |
1 |
DE-001 |
2 |
DE-002 |
2 |
DE-003 |
2 |
DE-004 |
2 |
EE-001 |
1 |
ES-001 |
1 |
ES-002 |
1 |
ES-003 |
1 |
HR-001 |
1 |
IT-001 |
1 |
LT-003 |
2 |
MD-001 |
1 |
PL-001 |
1 |
PL-002 |
2 |
RO-001 |
2 |
RS-001 |
1 alphabetic |
RU-001 |
1 |
RU-002 |
2 |
UA-001 |
1 |
WO-002 |
3 ("PCT") |
- Year designation
AT-001 |
4 (since 2000; before: 2) |
AU-001 |
4 |
AU-003 |
4 |
BE-001 |
4 |
BE-002 |
4 |
BR-001 |
4 |
BY-001 |
4 |
BY-002 |
4 |
CN-001 |
4 |
CO-001 |
Dos caracteres |
DE-001 |
4 |
DE-002 |
4 |
DE-003 |
4 |
DE-004 |
4 |
EA-001 |
4 |
EE-001 |
4 |
ES-001 |
4 |
FI-001 |
4 |
GB-001 |
2 |
HR-001 |
4 |
IE-001 |
4 |
IE-002 |
4 |
IT-001 |
4 |
IT-002 |
4 |
JP-001 |
4 |
JP-002 |
4 |
LT-001 |
4 |
LT-002 |
4 |
LT-003 |
4 |
MD-001 |
4 |
RO-001 |
4 |
RS-001 |
4 |
RU-001 |
4 |
RU-002 |
4 |
RU-003 |
4 |
SE-001 |
4 |
SE-002 |
4 |
SE-003 |
2 |
UA-001 |
4 |
WO-002 |
4 |
- Serial number
AT-001 |
5 |
AU-001 |
6 |
AU-003 |
5 |
BE-001 |
4 |
BE-002 |
3 |
BE-003 |
5 |
BG-001 |
6 |
BR-001 |
6 |
BR-002 |
8 |
BY-001 |
4 |
BY-002 |
4 |
CA-001 |
7 |
CA-002 |
6 |
CN-001 |
7 |
CO-001 |
Seis caracteres |
DE-001 |
6 |
DE-002 |
6 |
DE-003 |
6 |
DE-004 |
6 |
EA-001 |
5 |
EE-001 |
4-6 |
EM-001 |
9 |
ES-001 |
4 |
ES-002 |
7 |
ES-003 |
7 |
FI-001 |
4 |
GB-001 |
5 |
HR-001 |
4 |
IE-001 |
4 |
IE-002 |
5 |
IL-001 |
6 |
IL-002 |
6 |
IL-003 |
5 |
IT-001 |
6 |
IT-002 |
6 |
JP-001 |
6 |
JP-002 |
6 |
LT-001 |
3 |
LT-002 |
4 |
LT-003 |
3 |
MD-001 |
4 |
MD-002 |
6 digits |
PL-001 |
6 |
PL-002 |
5 |
PL-003 |
4 |
RO-001 |
5 |
RS-001 |
4 |
RU-001 |
5 |
RU-002 |
4 |
RU-003 |
6 |
SE-001 |
5 |
SE-002 |
4 |
SE-003 |
5 |
UA-001 |
5 |
WO-001 |
9 DIGITS |
WO-002 |
6 |
WO-003 |
9 digits |
- Additional part 1
BR-001 |
1 |
BR-002 |
1 |
CN-001 |
check digit, 1 |
CO-001 |
Un caracter |
ES-001 |
1 |
GB-001 |
1 |
HR-001 |
1 |
IT-001 |
2 |
IT-002 |
PCT code = 3 |
PL-003 |
7 |
RU-003 |
An indication of the PCT application - 3 |
SE-003 |
1 (check digit) |
WO-002 |
receiving Office : 2 |
- Additional part 2
IT-002 |
Country code = 2 |
RU-003 |
Receiving Authority - 2 |
WO-002 |
separators : 2*1 ("/") |
- Additional part 3
Example 5:
For the case described in Examples 3 and 4 above, the response could be as follows:
code for the type of IP right 2
year designation 4
serial number 9
Additional part 1 (receiving office code) 1
c) Please comment, if necessary:
EE-001 |
Patents, utility models and PCT applications (national phase) - 5 digits |
EM-001 |
9 digits: 8 + 1 check digit |
ES-001 |
Parte adicional 1 se refiere al dígito de uso interno. |
IT-001 |
2 characters to identify receiving office |
JP-001 |
The application number in the indication has two-digit code for the type of IPR. |
SE-001 |
year 4 position and serial number 5 position |
SE-002 |
Year 4 and serial number 4 |
SE-003 |
YY(YY) = year National applications: SPC: Extension of SPC: Limitation of patent, number: PCT-applications (international) - not the same numbering system as in this survey, but I incluce this here EP-applications:
|
WO-002 |
abbreviated versions are sometimes used, omitting "PCT/", first two digits of year and/or leading zeros of serial number |
Question 4 (cont'd) Replying to the previous question, you have specified that the numbering system has variable length.
b) Please explain briefly how the characters are distributed in the application numbers:
AU-002 |
Numbers allocated sequentially. As the sequence does not restart, the application number length increases over time. The sequence is currently up to 7 digits. |
BA-001 |
Our application numbers in the beginning got serial are something like this e.g for patents BAP 93 001 and now it looks like BAP 12 2855, where is BAP - mark for IP type (BA - means Bosnia and Herzegovina, P - patent), 93 is year and 001 is serial number. |
CR-001 |
La distribución es 4 dígitos para el año y 4 dígitos para el número de serie en el caso de patentes, modelos de utilidad y diseños industriales. |
CZ-001 |
Type 2-3 characters; Year 4 characters; Serial Number 1-6 characters (theoretically max 10 characters) |
CZ-002 |
IPR type - 1 character; Serial Number - 1-6 characters |
CZ-003 |
Fixed for PCT applications, variable for SPC - variable serial number |
EE-002 |
code for the type of IPR : 1 |
SK-001 |
The code for the type of IP right can have 2 (e.g. PP) or 3 (e.g. PUV) letters, serial number can have 1 to 5 digits and the year has 4 digits. The distribution is: type (2 or 3), serial number (1-5), year (4). |
Example 6:
The serial number can have up to 6 digits.
The distribution is: type (2 digits), year (4 digits), serial number (1 to 6 digits)
c) Please comment, if necessary:
BA-001 |
In the distant future we will have more then 6 digits in serial number because, we not restart number at the beginning of the year |
CODES FOR TYPE OF IPR
WIPO Standard ST.13 recommends coding the type of IPR as an indispensable part of the application number. The following codes are provided for in the Standard:
10-19: patent applications
11: applications for patents from Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) applications
21: applications for utility models from PCT applications
22-29: office use
Question 5
a) Does your Office/Organization include the code for the type of IPR in the application number?
AT-001 |
Yes |
AU-001 |
No |
AU-002 |
No |
AU-003 |
No |
BA-001 |
Yes |
BE-001 |
Non |
BE-002 |
Oui |
BE-003 |
Non |
BG-001 |
Yes |
BR-001 |
Yes |
BR-002 |
No |
BY-001 |
Yes |
BY-002 |
No |
CA-001 |
No |
CA-002 |
No |
CN-001 |
Yes |
CO-001 |
No |
CR-001 |
No |
CZ-001 |
Yes |
CZ-002 |
Yes |
CZ-003 |
Yes |
DE-001 |
Yes |
DE-002 |
Yes |
DE-003 |
Yes |
DE-004 |
Yes |
EA-001 |
No |
EE-001 |
Yes |
EE-002 |
Yes |
EM-001 |
Yes |
ES-001 |
Sí |
ES-002 |
Sí |
ES-003 |
Sí |
FI-001 |
Yes |
GB-001 |
No |
HR-001 |
Yes |
IE-001 |
No |
IE-002 |
No |
IL-001 |
No |
IL-002 |
No |
IL-003 |
No |
IT-001 |
Yes |
IT-002 |
No |
JP-001 |
No |
JP-002 |
No |
KZ-001 |
Yes |
LT-001 |
No |
LT-002 |
No |
LT-003 |
Yes |
MD-001 |
Yes |
MD-002 |
No |
PL-001 |
Yes |
PL-002 |
Yes |
PL-003 |
No |
RO-001 |
Yes |
RS-001 |
Yes |
RU-001 |
Yes |
RU-002 |
Yes |
RU-003 |
No |
SE-001 |
No |
SE-002 |
No |
SE-003 |
No |
SK-001 |
Yes |
UA-001 |
Yes |
WO-001 |
No |
WO-002 |
Yes |
WO-003 |
No |
b) Please comment, if necessary:
JP-001 |
The application number in the indication includes the code for the type of IPR. e.g. "特願" for patents, "実願" for utility models, "意願" for designs, "商願" for trademarks. |
JP-002 |
In our computer system, IPR is separately controlled, apart from the application number. It is described as <IPR><year>-<serial number> in the indication. |
Question 5 (cont'd) Replying to the previous question, you have specified that the code for the type of IPR is included in the application number.
b) Please indicate whether your Office/Organization uses letters, numerals or both for coding the type of IPR in the application numbers.
AT-001 |
Only letters |
BA-001 |
Only letters |
BE-002 |
Uniquement des lettres |
BG-001 |
Both letters and numerals |
BR-001 |
Only numerals |
BY-001 |
Only letters |
CN-001 |
Only numerals |
CZ-001 |
Only letters |
CZ-002 |
Only letters |
CZ-003 |
Only letters |
DE-001 |
Only numerals |
DE-002 |
Only numerals |
DE-003 |
Only numerals |
DE-004 |
Only numerals |
EE-001 |
Only letters |
EE-002 |
Only letters |
EM-001 |
Only numerals |
ES-001 |
Letras y cifras |
ES-002 |
Únicamente letras |
ES-003 |
Únicamente letras |
FI-001 |
Only letters |
HR-001 |
Only letters |
IT-001 |
Only letters |
KZ-001 |
Both letters and numerals |
LT-003 |
Only letters |
MD-001 |
Only letters |
PL-001 |
Only letters |
PL-002 |
Only letters |
RO-001 |
Only letters |
RS-001 |
Only letters |
RU-001 |
Only numerals |
RU-002 |
Only numerals |
SK-001 |
Only letters |
UA-001 |
Only letters |
WO-002 |
Only letters |
Example 7:
"U" for utility model would be "Only letters"; "20" for utility models ‑ "only numerals"
c) Since you did not specify the type of IPR as a separate part of the application number in Question 2, please explain briefly where the information on the type of IPR is located:
EM-001 |
ST13 format |
ES-001 |
La informacíon sobre el tipo de derecho se sitúa al principio del número de solicitud (en la parte más izquierda). Se utilizan los siguientes códigos: P (Patente de Invención); U (Modelo de Utilidad); C (Certificado Complementario de Protección). Además, para distinguir si se trata de solicitud nacional o de solicitud PCT se emplea el dígito de uso interno (ubicado entre el año y el número de serie), cuyo valor es: 0, 3 para las solicitudes nacionales; 5, 9 para las solicitudes PCT en fase nacional. |
ES-002 |
El tipo de derecho se indica con la letra D en la parte izquierda del número de solicitud. |
ES-003 |
El tipo de derecho figura en el lugar 1, el situado más a la izquieda. Es M para marcas y N para nombres comerciales. |
Example 8:
The type is coded implicitly in the serial number: all serial numbers in the range [0; 9999] indicate a utility model. All others indicate a patent.
d) Please indicate the codes which your Office/Organization uses in application numbers for the types of IPRs covered by this part of the questionnaire.
- Patents
AT-001 |
A |
BA-001 |
BAP |
BG-001 |
10 |
BY-001 |
a |
CN-001 |
1 |
CZ-001 |
PV |
DE-001 |
10 |
EE-001 |
P |
ES-001 |
P; 0, 3 |
HR-001 |
P |
IT-001 |
A |
KZ-001 |
B |
MD-001 |
a |
PL-001 |
P |
RO-001 |
a |
RS-001 |
P |
RU-001 |
1 - 4 |
SK-001 |
PP |
UA-001 |
a |
- International applications filed under the PCT (PCT international phase)
CZ-003 |
PCT |
EE-001 |
PCT |
RS-001 |
P |
WO-002 |
PCT : international application under the PCT |
- International patent applications under the PCT
AT-001 |
A |
BY-001 |
a |
CN-001 |
8 |
CZ-001 |
PV |
DE-001 |
11 |
ES-001 |
P; 5, 9 |
HR-001 |
P |
MD-001 |
a |
PL-001 |
P |
RO-001 |
a |
RS-001 |
P |
RU-001 |
on national phase 1-4 (the same as national applications) |
SK-001 |
PP |
UA-001 |
a |
- Provisional patent applications (Provisional patents)
KZ-001 |
A |
UA-001 |
a |
- Innovation/simple/short-term/petty patent applications (Innovations)
KZ-001 |
A4 |
MD-001 |
s |
RS-001 |
MP |
- Plant patents
BY-001 |
v |
IT-001 |
V |
MD-001 |
v |
RO-001 |
v |
- Design patents
RU-001 |
5 - 6 |
- SPCs (Supplementary Protection Certificates)
AT-001 |
SZ |
BE-002 |
C certificat complémentaire de protection |
BG-001 |
14 |
CZ-003 |
SPC |
EE-001 |
D |
ES-001 |
C |
FI-001 |
L (medicinal products before 2008) and K (plant protection products before 2008) and C both from 2008 onvards |
IT-001 |
P |
LT-003 |
PA |
RO-001 |
c |
SK-001 |
PDO |
- Utility Models / Utility certificates
AT-001 |
GM |
BG-001 |
U |
BY-001 |
u |
CN-001 |
2 |
CZ-001 |
PUV |
DE-002 |
20 |
EE-001 |
U |
FI-001 |
U |
IT-001 |
U |
KZ-001 |
U |
MD-001 |
u |
PL-001 |
W |
RO-001 |
a |
RU-001 |
1 - 4 (as for patents) |
SK-001 |
PUV |
UA-001 |
u |
- International utility model applications under the PCT
AT-001 |
GM |
BY-001 |
u |
CN-001 |
9 |
CZ-001 |
PUV |
DE-002 |
21 |
RU-001 |
1-4 (as for patents) |
SK-001 |
PUV |
UA-001 |
u |
- Trademarks
AT-001 |
AM |
BA-001 |
BAZ |
CZ-002 |
O |
DE-003 |
30 Trademark; 31 geographic marks |
EE-002 |
M (national line) |
EM-001 |
50 for trademark application |
ES-003 |
M [Marcas]; N [Nombres comerciales] |
HR-001 |
Z |
IT-001 |
C |
PL-001 |
Z |
RO-001 |
m |
RS-001 |
Ж |
RU-001 |
7 - 9 |
SK-001 |
POZ |
UA-001 |
m |
- Industrial designs
AT-001 |
MU |
BA-001 |
BAD |
BG-001 |
D |
BR-001 |
30-39 |
BY-001 |
f |
CN-001 |
3 |
CZ-001 |
PVZ |
DE-004 |
40 2008 001 234.5 |
EE-002 |
D (national line) |
EM-001 |
70 for design application |
ES-002 |
D |
HR-001 |
D |
IT-001 |
O |
KZ-001 |
S2 |
MD-001 |
f |
PL-002 |
Wp |
RO-001 |
f |
RS-001 |
Д |
SK-001 |
PD |
UA-001 |
s |
- Layout-designs (topographies) of integrated circuits
AT-001 |
HL |
BY-001 |
t |
CZ-001 |
PTO |
HR-001 |
T |
IT-001 |
S |
MD-001 |
t |
RO-001 |
a |
RS-001 |
T |
RU-002 |
63 |
SK-001 |
PTO |
UA-001 |
t |
- Others types
BR-001 |
40-49 |
BY-001 |
g - Geographical Indications |
CZ-001 |
OP (Appelation of Origin), ZO (Geographical Indication) |
EE-002 |
R trademark (international line) - H design (international line) - G geographical indication |
HR-001 |
G, K |
RU-002 |
62 - for databases; 61 or 66 - for Computer programs |
SK-001 |
POP Designation (appellation) of Origin, PZO Geographical Indication |
UA-001 |
i |
Example 9:
For the scenario described in Example 1, the table would be filled in as follows:
For copy 1 of 2 (first numbering system which relates to patents and patent-like applications)
IP right Code
patents 10
plant patents 12
PCT applications 14
For copy 2 of 2 (second numbering system relating to trademarks and designs)
IP right Code
trademarks T
industrial designs D
e) Please comment, if necessary:
AT-001 |
in our document management system we already use ST.13 codes: |
EM-001 |
OHIM uses also when needed: Design: 71=Registration, 73=Recordal, 74=Invalidation. |
ES-001 |
En definitiva, se emplea: TYYYYISSSS, donde T es el tipo de derecho (P, U, C), YYYY es el año, I es el dígito de uso interno (0, 3 para patentes nacionales y 5, 9 para solicitudes PCT en fase nacional), y SSSS en el número de serie. |
HR-001 |
G - Geographical indications and designations of origin |
IT-001 |
SPCs plant protection: Q |
RU-002 |
For computer programs applications the number YYYY619999 should be followed by the number YYYY660001, where YYYY - year of filing |
YEAR DESIGNATION
WIPO Standard ST.13 recommends coding a year with four digits according to the Gregorian calendar. Furthermore, it recommends that if an IPO does not wish to provide a year designation, the corresponding digits in the application number can be set to "0000" for the machine-readable form (electronic storage, exchange or identification), at the same time "0000" can be omitted for the purpose of display or print presentation.
Question 6
a) Does your Office/Organization code year information in the application number?
AT-001 |
Yes |
AU-001 |
Yes |
AU-002 |
No |
AU-003 |
Yes |
BA-001 |
Yes |
BE-001 |
Oui |
BE-002 |
Oui |
BE-003 |
Non |
BG-001 |
No |
BR-001 |
Yes |
BR-002 |
No |
BY-001 |
Yes |
BY-002 |
Yes |
CA-001 |
No |
CA-002 |
No |
CN-001 |
Yes |
CO-001 |
Sí |
CR-001 |
Sí |
CZ-001 |
Yes |
CZ-002 |
No |
CZ-003 |
Yes |
DE-001 |
Yes |
DE-002 |
Yes |
DE-003 |
Yes |
DE-004 |
Yes |
EA-001 |
Yes |
EE-001 |
Yes |
EE-002 |
Yes |
EM-001 |
No |
ES-001 |
Sí |
ES-002 |
No |
ES-003 |
No |
FI-001 |
Yes |
GB-001 |
No |
HR-001 |
Yes |
IE-001 |
Yes |
IE-002 |
Yes |
IL-001 |
No |
IL-002 |
No |
IL-003 |
No |
IT-001 |
Yes |
IT-002 |
Yes |
JP-001 |
Yes |
JP-002 |
Yes |
KZ-001 |
Yes |
LT-001 |
Yes |
LT-002 |
Yes |
LT-003 |
Yes |
MD-001 |
Yes |
MD-002 |
No |
PL-001 |
No |
PL-002 |
No |
PL-003 |
No |
RO-001 |
Yes |
RS-001 |
Yes |
RU-001 |
Yes |
RU-002 |
Yes |
RU-003 |
Yes |
SE-001 |
Yes |
SE-002 |
Yes |
SE-003 |
Yes |
SK-001 |
Yes |
UA-001 |
Yes |
WO-001 |
No |
WO-002 |
Yes |
WO-003 |
No |
Question 6 (cont'd) Replying to the previous question, you have specified that the year information is coded in the application number.
b) Does your Office/Organization use four digits for coding the year?
AT-001 |
Yes |
AU-001 |
Yes |
AU-003 |
Yes |
BA-001 |
No |
BE-001 |
Oui |
BE-002 |
Oui |
BR-001 |
Yes |
BY-001 |
Yes |
BY-002 |
Yes |
CN-001 |
Yes |
CO-001 |
No |
CR-001 |
Sí |
CZ-001 |
Yes |
CZ-003 |
Yes |
DE-001 |
Yes |
DE-002 |
Yes |
DE-003 |
Yes |
DE-004 |
Yes |
EA-001 |
Yes |
EE-001 |
Yes |
EE-002 |
Yes |
ES-001 |
Sí |
FI-001 |
Yes |
HR-001 |
Yes |
IE-001 |
Yes |
IE-002 |
Yes |
IT-001 |
Yes |
IT-002 |
Yes |
JP-001 |
Yes |
JP-002 |
Yes |
KZ-001 |
Yes |
LT-001 |
Yes |
LT-002 |
Yes |
LT-003 |
Yes |
MD-001 |
Yes |
RO-001 |
Yes |
RS-001 |
Yes |
RU-001 |
Yes |
RU-002 |
Yes |
RU-003 |
Yes |
SE-001 |
Yes |
SE-002 |
Yes |
SE-003 |
No |
SK-001 |
Yes |
UA-001 |
Yes |
WO-002 |
Yes |
Please specify:
BA-001 |
We use only 2 last digits. For example year 1999, in our application numbering looks like BAP 99 1234 |
CO-001 |
Unicamente los dos ultimos |
SE-003 |
Two digits |
c) According to which calendar is the information coded?
AT-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
AU-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
AU-003 |
Gregorian Calendar |
BA-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
BE-001 |
Calendrier grégorien |
BE-002 |
Calendrier grégorien |
BR-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
BY-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
BY-002 |
Gregorian Calendar |
CN-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
CR-001 |
Calendario gregoriano |
CZ-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
CZ-003 |
Gregorian Calendar |
DE-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
DE-002 |
Gregorian Calendar |
DE-003 |
Gregorian Calendar |
DE-004 |
Gregorian Calendar |
EA-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
EE-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
EE-002 |
Gregorian Calendar |
ES-001 |
Calendario gregoriano |
FI-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
HR-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
IE-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
IE-002 |
Gregorian Calendar |
IT-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
IT-002 |
Gregorian Calendar |
JP-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
JP-002 |
Gregorian Calendar |
KZ-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
LT-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
LT-002 |
Gregorian Calendar |
LT-003 |
Gregorian Calendar |
MD-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
RO-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
RS-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
RU-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
RU-002 |
Gregorian Calendar |
RU-003 |
Gregorian Calendar |
SE-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
SE-002 |
Gregorian Calendar |
SE-003 |
Gregorian Calendar |
SK-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
UA-001 |
Gregorian Calendar |
WO-002 |
Gregorian Calendar |
d) Which year is coded?
AT-001 |
Other |
AU-001 |
Year of filing |
AU-003 |
Year of filing |
BA-001 |
Year of filing |
BE-001 |
Année de dépôt |
BE-002 |
Année de dépôt |
BR-001 |
Year of filing |
BY-001 |
Year of filing |
BY-002 |
Year of filing |
CN-001 |
Year of filing |
CR-001 |
El año de presentación |
CZ-001 |
Year of filing |
CZ-003 |
Year of filing |
DE-001 |
Year of filing |
DE-002 |
Year of filing |
DE-003 |
Year of filing |
DE-004 |
Year of filing |
EA-001 |
Year of filing |
EE-001 |
Year of filing |
EE-002 |
Year of filing |
ES-001 |
El año de presentación |
FI-001 |
Year of filing |
HR-001 |
Year of filing |
IE-001 |
Year of filing |
IE-002 |
Year of filing |
IT-001 |
Year of filing |
IT-002 |
Year of filing |
JP-001 |
Year of filing |
JP-002 |
Year of filing |
KZ-001 |
Year of filing |
LT-001 |
Year of filing |
LT-002 |
Year of filing |
LT-003 |
Year of filing |
MD-001 |
Year of filing |
RO-001 |
Year of filing |
RS-001 |
Year of filing |
RU-001 |
Year of filing |
RU-002 |
Year of filing |
RU-003 |
Year of filing |
SE-001 |
Year of filing |
SE-002 |
Year of filing |
SE-003 |
Year of filing |
SK-001 |
Year of filing |
UA-001 |
Year of filing |
WO-002 |
Other |
Please specify:
AT-001 |
mostly we use the year of filing, but in special cases like division..., the new appl. may keep the fil.date of the initial appl. while we use the year of the request for divison in the appl. nb.... Eg. initial application A 1/2010; request for division in 2011 will lead to a new appl.nb. like A 234/2011, with a filing date in 2010. |
WO-002 |
year of first receipt of papers (usually year of filing, but occasionally later filing date given) |
Question 6 (cont'd) Replying to the previous question, you have specified that the year information is not coded in the application number.
b) Since your Office/Organization provides a separate part of the application number for the year designation (as specified in Question 2), please provide information on how the corresponding digits are set for the machine-readable and print form:
- The corresponding digits are set to '0000' for the machine-readable form
GB-001 |
No |
- The corresponding digits '0000' are provided for presentation (print and display)
GB-001 |
No |
c) Please comment, if necessary:
GB-001 |
Not applicable |
SERIAL NUMBER
For the serial number as an indispensable part of the application number, WIPO Standard ST.13 recommends a fixed length of nine digits to be used at each office's discretion. All nine digits should be employed in the machine-readable form. Leading zeros may be omitted for presentation. Gaps in sequential numbering schemes are permitted. The order of assignment of serial numbers does not necessarily need to reflect the order of registration. Starting at 1 each year is not necessary. When regional filing information forms a part of the application number, this information must be coded in the first two positions of the serial number.
Question 7
a) Does your Office/Organization use a serial number in application numbers?
AT-001 |
Yes |
AU-001 |
Yes |
AU-002 |
Yes |
AU-003 |
Yes |
BA-001 |
Yes |
BE-001 |
Oui |
BE-002 |
Oui |
BE-003 |
Oui |
BG-001 |
Yes |
BR-001 |
Yes |
BR-002 |
Yes |
BY-001 |
Yes |
BY-002 |
Yes |
CA-001 |
Yes |
CA-002 |
Yes |
CN-001 |
Yes |
CO-001 |
Sí |
CR-001 |
Sí |
CZ-001 |
Yes |
CZ-002 |
Yes |
CZ-003 |
Yes |
DE-001 |
Yes |
DE-002 |
Yes |
DE-003 |
Yes |
DE-004 |
Yes |
EA-001 |
Yes |
EE-001 |
Yes |
EE-002 |
Yes |
EM-001 |
Yes |
ES-001 |
Sí |
ES-002 |
Sí |
ES-003 |
Sí |
FI-001 |
Yes |
GB-001 |
Yes |
HR-001 |
Yes |
IE-001 |
Yes |
IE-002 |
Yes |
IL-001 |
Yes |
IL-002 |
Yes |
IL-003 |
Yes |
IT-001 |
Yes |
IT-002 |
Yes |
JP-001 |
Yes |
JP-002 |
Yes |
KZ-001 |
Yes |
LT-001 |
Yes |
LT-002 |
Yes |
LT-003 |
Yes |
MD-001 |
Yes |
MD-002 |
Yes |
PL-001 |
Yes |
PL-002 |
Yes |
PL-003 |
Yes |
RO-001 |
Yes |
RS-001 |
Yes |
RU-001 |
Yes |
RU-002 |
Yes |
RU-003 |
Yes |
SE-001 |
Yes |
SE-002 |
Yes |
SE-003 |
Yes |
SK-001 |
Yes |
UA-001 |
Yes |
WO-001 |
Yes |
WO-002 |
Yes |
WO-003 |
Yes |
Question 7 (cont'd) Replying to the previous question, you have specified that the serial number is used in application numbers
b) Does your Office/Organization use a serial number of fixed or variable length?
AT-001 |
Fixed |
AU-001 |
Fixed |
AU-002 |
Variable |
AU-003 |
Fixed |
BA-001 |
Variable |
BE-001 |
Fixe |
BE-002 |
Fixe |
BE-003 |
Fixe |
BG-001 |
Fixed |
BR-001 |
Fixed |
BR-002 |
Fixed |
BY-001 |
Fixed |
BY-002 |
Fixed |
CA-001 |
Fixed |
CA-002 |
Fixed |
CN-001 |
Fixed |
CO-001 |
Variable |
CR-001 |
Variable |
CZ-001 |
Variable |
CZ-002 |
Variable |
CZ-003 |
Fixed |
DE-001 |
Fixed |
DE-002 |
Fixed |
DE-003 |
Fixed |
DE-004 |
Fixed |
EA-001 |
Fixed |
EE-001 |
Fixed |
EE-002 |
Fixed |
EM-001 |
Fixed |
ES-001 |
Fija |
ES-002 |
Fija |
ES-003 |
Fija |
FI-001 |
Fixed |
GB-001 |
Fixed |
HR-001 |
Fixed |
IE-001 |
Fixed |
IE-002 |
Fixed |
IL-001 |
Fixed |
IL-002 |
Fixed |
IL-003 |
Fixed |
IT-001 |
Fixed |
IT-002 |
Fixed |
JP-001 |
Fixed |
JP-002 |
Fixed |
KZ-001 |
Fixed |
LT-001 |
Fixed |
LT-002 |
Fixed |
LT-003 |
Fixed |
MD-001 |
Fixed |
MD-002 |
Fixed |
PL-001 |
Fixed |
PL-002 |
Fixed |
PL-003 |
Fixed |
RO-001 |
Fixed |
RS-001 |
Fixed |
RU-001 |
Fixed |
RU-002 |
Fixed |
RU-003 |
Fixed |
SE-001 |
Fixed |
SE-002 |
Fixed |
SE-003 |
Fixed |
SK-001 |
Variable |
UA-001 |
Fixed |
WO-001 |
Fixed |
WO-002 |
Fixed |
WO-003 |
Fixed |
Please explain briefly:
AU-002 |
Sequential numbers starting with 1 in 1906. |
BA-001 |
We started as 001 and now we have 2985 ( for example). We do not restart serial number at the beginning of the year. |
CO-001 |
Este número es asignado de manera autimatica por el Sistema |
CR-001 |
La distribución es 4 dígitos para el año y 4 dígitos para el número de serie en el caso de patentes, modelos de utilidad y diseños industriales. |
CZ-001 |
1-6 characters in practice, 10 characters max theoretically |
CZ-002 |
1-6 characters in practice, 10 max theoretically |
SK-001 |
The serial number begins at 1 each year relating to the applications filed in the residence of IPO SR in Banská Bystrica (please see below Question 10 a)) and can reach up to four digits. But as to the applications filed in the Office branch of IPO SR in Bratislava the number begins at 5001 (please see below Question 10 b)) and as to the applications filed electronically the number begins at 50001 (please see below Question 10 c)), that means the number can consist of four (see Question 10 b)) or five digits (see Question 10 c)). No leading zeros are used. |
Example 10:
For the case described in Example 6 above the response could be: The serial number begins at 100 each year, and can reach up to six digits at the end of a year. No leading zeros are used.
c) Are the numbers sequential?
AT-001 |
Yes |
AU-001 |
Yes |
AU-002 |
Yes |
AU-003 |
Yes |
BA-001 |
Yes |
BE-001 |
Oui |
BE-002 |
Oui |
BE-003 |
Oui |
BG-001 |
Yes |
BR-001 |
Yes |
BR-002 |
Yes |
BY-001 |
Yes |
BY-002 |
Yes |
CA-001 |
Yes |
CA-002 |
Yes |
CN-001 |
Yes |
CO-001 |
Sí |
CR-001 |
Sí |
CZ-001 |
Yes |
CZ-002 |
Yes |
CZ-003 |
Yes |
DE-001 |
Yes |
DE-002 |
Yes |
DE-003 |
Yes |
DE-004 |
Yes |
EA-001 |
Yes |
EE-001 |
No |
EE-002 |
Yes |
EM-001 |
Yes |
ES-001 |
Sí |
ES-002 |
Sí |
ES-003 |
Sí |
FI-001 |
Yes |
GB-001 |
Yes |
HR-001 |
Yes |
IE-001 |
Yes |
IE-002 |
Yes |
IL-001 |
Yes |
IL-002 |
Yes |
IL-003 |
Yes |
IT-001 |
Yes |
IT-002 |
Yes |
JP-001 |
Yes |
JP-002 |
Yes |
KZ-001 |
Yes |
LT-001 |
Yes |
LT-002 |
Yes |
LT-003 |
Yes |
MD-001 |
Yes |
MD-002 |
Yes |
PL-001 |
Yes |
PL-002 |
Yes |
PL-003 |
Yes |
RO-001 |
Yes |
RS-001 |
Yes |
RU-001 |
No |
RU-002 |
No |
RU-003 |
No |
SE-001 |
Yes |
SE-002 |
Yes |
SE-003 |
Yes |
SK-001 |
Yes |
UA-001 |
Yes |
WO-001 |
Yes |
WO-002 |
Yes |
WO-003 |
Yes |
d) Are there gaps in the numbering sequences?
AT-001 |
Yes |
AU-001 |
Yes |
AU-002 |
No |
AU-003 |
No |
BE-001 |
Non |
BE-002 |
Non |
BE-003 |
Non |
BG-001 |
No |
BR-001 |
No |
BR-002 |
No |
BY-001 |
No |
BY-002 |
No |
CA-001 |
Yes |
CA-002 |
Yes |
CN-001 |
No |
CO-001 |
No |
CR-001 |
No |
CZ-001 |
No |
CZ-002 |
No |
CZ-003 |
No |
DE-001 |
Yes |
DE-002 |
Yes |
DE-003 |
Yes |
DE-004 |
Yes |
EA-001 |
Yes |
EE-002 |
No |
EM-001 |
No |
ES-001 |
No |
ES-002 |
No |
ES-003 |
No |
FI-001 |
Yes |
GB-001 |
No |
HR-001 |
No |
IE-001 |
No |
IE-002 |
No |
IL-002 |
No |
IL-003 |
No |
IT-001 |
Yes |
IT-002 |
No |
JP-001 |
Yes |
JP-002 |
Yes |
KZ-001 |
No |
LT-001 |
No |
LT-002 |
No |
LT-003 |
No |
MD-001 |
No |
MD-002 |
No |
PL-001 |
No |
PL-002 |
No |
PL-003 |
No |
RO-001 |
No |
RS-001 |
No |
RU-001 |
Yes |
RU-002 |
No |
RU-003 |
No |
SE-001 |
No |
SE-002 |
No |
SE-003 |
Yes |
SK-001 |
No |
UA-001 |
No |
WO-001 |
Yes |
WO-002 |
Yes |
WO-003 |
Yes |
Please specify briefly how the gaps can occur:
AT-001 |
normal start at 1; PCT in national phase start at xx9001; for Patents and Utility Models files resulting from a conversion start at xx8001; electronic filings start at 50001 At the end of the year there are gaps before 8001, 9001, 50001. |
AU-001 |
Gaps can occur based on patent application type. Innovation patent applications start with 100000, Standard patent applications with 200000, Provisional applications with 900000. |
CA-001 |
System errors, gaps due to changes in Acts/Legislation, duplicate applications removed |
CA-002 |
duplicate applications removed, system errors |
DE-001 |
Gaps only in 2011 as see below: |
DE-002 |
since 29.04.2011: 20 2011 050 000 dpma direct |
EA-001 |
Paper filings begin at 1 each year, ADEPT e-filings begin at 70001, EAPO-ONLINE e-filings begin at 90001. At the end of 2011 there was a gap of approximately 68300 between the last paper filing and the first ADEPT filing. There was also a gap of approximately 19000 between the last ADEPT filing and the first EAPO-ONLINE filing. |
FI-001 |
Paper filings begin at 001 each year and electronic filingd begin at 5001. |
IT-001 |
when an application has been canceled |
JP-001 |
With regard to patents, as we identify IPR types by numbering zones, the gaps occur. The numbering range of patents are starting with 1 and ending with 499999. The number range from 500001 to 599999 is for the international applications at the national phase. Thus the gap of about 250000 numbers occurs between patent applications and international applications at the national phase |
JP-002 |
As we identify IPR types by numbering zones, the gaps occur. |
RU-001 |
Current numbering system does not provide for any gaps. |
SE-003 |
Paper filings and electronic filings begin on different numbers, se examples given as a reply to question 3. Gaps also can occur due to technical issues and also as applications somtimes are filed in both a paper and an electronic version. |
WO-001 |
Sequence is used for other documents apart from applications |
WO-002 |
Multiple sequences may exist, e.g. for paper filings and electronic filings beginning at different numbers. Individual gaps may occur because of applications removed for national security reasons, applicant errors (such as omitting essential parts of an application) or Office errors (such as receiving a confirmation copy of a fax filing and giving a new number before realising that is was supposed to go onto an existing file). |
WO-003 |
sequence is used for other documents apart from applications |
Example 11:
Paper filings begin at 1 each year, electronic filings begin at 50000. At the end of the year, there is usually a gap of about 15000 between the last paper filing and the first electronic filing.
e) Are leading zeros omitted for presentation (print and display)?
AT-001 |
Yes |
AU-001 |
No |
AU-002 |
No |
AU-003 |
No |
BA-001 |
Yes |
BE-001 |
Non |
BE-002 |
Non |
BE-003 |
Oui |
BG-001 |
Yes |
BR-001 |
No |
BR-002 |
No |
BY-001 |
No |
BY-002 |
No |
CA-001 |
Yes |
CA-002 |
Yes |
CN-001 |
No |
CO-001 |
No |
CR-001 |
No |
CZ-001 |
Yes |
CZ-002 |
Yes |
CZ-003 |
No |
DE-001 |
No |
DE-002 |
No |
DE-004 |
No |
EA-001 |
No |
EE-002 |
No |
EM-001 |
No |
ES-001 |
No |
ES-002 |
No |
ES-003 |
No |
FI-001 |
No |
GB-001 |
No |
HR-001 |
No |
IE-001 |
No |
IE-002 |
No |
IL-001 |
Yes |
IL-002 |
Yes |
IL-003 |
Yes |
IT-001 |
No |
IT-002 |
No |
JP-001 |
Yes |
JP-002 |
No |
KZ-001 |
No |
LT-001 |
No |
LT-002 |
No |
LT-003 |
No |
MD-001 |
No |
MD-002 |
No |
PL-001 |
Yes |
PL-002 |
Yes |
PL-003 |
No |
RO-001 |
No |
RS-001 |
No |
RU-001 |
No |
RU-002 |
No |
RU-003 |
No |
SE-001 |
No |
SE-002 |
No |
SE-003 |
No |
SK-001 |
Yes |
UA-001 |
No |
WO-001 |
Yes |
WO-002 |
Yes |
WO-003 |
Yes |
f) Does your Office/Organization use an annual numbering system (i.e. a serial number that restarts every year)?
AT-001 |
Yes |
AU-001 |
Yes |
AU-002 |
No |
AU-003 |
Yes |
BA-001 |
No |
BE-001 |
Oui |
BE-002 |
Oui |
BE-003 |
Non |
BG-001 |
No |
BR-001 |
Yes |
BR-002 |
No |
BY-001 |
Yes |
BY-002 |
Yes |
CA-001 |
No |
CA-002 |
No |
CN-001 |
Yes |
CO-001 |
Sí |
CR-001 |
Sí |
CZ-001 |
Yes |
CZ-002 |
No |
CZ-003 |
Yes |
DE-001 |
Yes |
DE-002 |
Yes |
DE-004 |
Yes |
EA-001 |
Yes |
EE-001 |
Yes |
EE-002 |
Yes |
EM-001 |
No |
ES-001 |
Sí |
ES-002 |
No |
ES-003 |
No |
FI-001 |
Yes |
GB-001 |
Yes |
HR-001 |
Yes |
IE-001 |
Yes |
IE-002 |
Yes |
IL-001 |
No |
IL-002 |
No |
IL-003 |
No |
IT-001 |
Yes |
IT-002 |
Yes |
JP-001 |
Yes |
JP-002 |
Yes |
KZ-001 |
No |
LT-001 |
Yes |
LT-002 |
Yes |
LT-003 |
Yes |
MD-001 |
Yes |
MD-002 |
No |
PL-001 |
No |
PL-002 |
No |
PL-003 |
No |
RO-001 |
Yes |
RS-001 |
Yes |
RU-001 |
Yes |
RU-002 |
Yes |
RU-003 |
Yes |
SE-001 |
Yes |
SE-002 |
Yes |
SE-003 |
Yes |
SK-001 |
Yes |
UA-001 |
Yes |
WO-001 |
No |
WO-002 |
Yes |
WO-003 |
No |
Does the numbering start at "1" each year?
AT-001 |
Yes |
AU-001 |
No |
AU-003 |
Yes |
BE-001 |
Oui |
BE-002 |
Oui |
BR-001 |
Yes |
BY-001 |
Yes |
BY-002 |
Yes |
CN-001 |
Yes |
CO-001 |
Sí |
CR-001 |
Sí |
CZ-001 |
Yes |
CZ-003 |
Yes |
DE-001 |
Yes |
DE-002 |
Yes |
DE-004 |
Yes |
EA-001 |
Yes |
EE-001 |
Yes |
EE-002 |
Yes |
ES-001 |
Sí |
FI-001 |
Yes |
GB-001 |
Yes |
HR-001 |
Yes |
IE-001 |
Yes |
IE-002 |
Yes |
IT-001 |
Yes |
IT-002 |
Yes |
JP-001 |
Yes |
JP-002 |
Yes |
LT-001 |
Yes |
LT-002 |
Yes |
LT-003 |
Yes |
MD-001 |
Yes |
RO-001 |
Yes |
RS-001 |
Yes |
RU-001 |
Yes |
RU-002 |
Yes |
RU-003 |
Yes |
SE-001 |
Yes |
SE-002 |
Yes |
SE-003 |
Yes |
SK-001 |
Yes |
UA-001 |
Yes |
WO-002 |
Yes |
g) Please comment, if necessary:
AT-001 |
"normal" start at 1; "other" starts at 8001 (conversions) and 9001 (PCT national phase), 500001 (electronic filings) |
AU-001 |
Standard patent applications start at yyyy200000, Innovation patents at yyyy100000, Provisional applications at yyyy900000. |
AU-002 |
Regarding question e), there are no leading zeros as numbers are allocated sequentially starting with 1. |
CR-001 |
En la sección e) de esta pregunta, en el caso de patentes, modelos de utilidad y diseños industriales no se omiten los ceros. PERO en el caso de marcas sí se omiten los ceros |
CZ-001 |
Leading zeros aren't used at all. Annual system is used in case of patent applications only. |
CZ-002 |
Leading zeros are not used at all |
CZ-003 |
ad b) YES for PCT; NO for SPC |
ES-003 |
Para Marcas la numeración comienza en 2.500.000 |
SE-001 |
Gaps could occur due to wrong type of application has been registrated and the number must be cancelled. |
SE-002 |
Gaps could occur due to wrong information (for examples wrong IPR) mentioned in the application |
SK-001 |
Please see also the explanation in 7 b). |
WO-002 |
Restarts at relevant number(s) for each purpose in RO/IB this is 1 for paper filings, 50001 for online filings |
CODE FOR INTERNAL USE
Some IPOs include regional filing information (i.e. the sub-office or state office in which the application was filed) in the application number. WIPO Standard ST.13 states that this information can be coded in the 9 digit serial number and if included it must be located at the first two positions of the serial number. In this case, these two positions can also be characters. If a country code is used for identifying different member offices of intergovernmental organizations, WIPO Standard ST.3 applies.
Question 8
a) Does your Office/Organization include codes for internal use in the application number?
AT-001 |
No |
AU-001 |
Yes |
AU-002 |
No |
AU-003 |
No |
BA-001 |
Yes |
BE-001 |
Non |
BE-002 |
Non |
BE-003 |
Non |
BG-001 |
No |
BR-001 |
No |
BR-002 |
No |
BY-001 |
No |
BY-002 |
No |
CA-001 |
No |
CA-002 |
No |
CN-001 |
No |
CO-001 |
Sí |
CR-001 |
No |
CZ-001 |
No |
CZ-002 |
No |
CZ-003 |
No |
DE-001 |
No |
DE-002 |
No |
DE-003 |
No |
DE-004 |
No |
EA-001 |
No |
EE-001 |
No |
EE-002 |
No |
EM-001 |
No |
ES-001 |
Sí |
ES-002 |
No |
ES-003 |
No |
FI-001 |
No |
GB-001 |
No |
HR-001 |
No |
IE-001 |
No |
IE-002 |
No |
IL-001 |
No |
IL-002 |
No |
IL-003 |
No |
IT-001 |
Yes |
IT-002 |
No |
JP-001 |
No |
JP-002 |
No |
KZ-001 |
No |
LT-001 |
No |
LT-002 |
No |
LT-003 |
No |
MD-001 |
No |
MD-002 |
No |
PL-001 |
No |
PL-002 |
No |
PL-003 |
No |
RO-001 |
No |
RS-001 |
No information available |
RU-001 |
No |
RU-002 |
No |
RU-003 |
No |
SE-001 |
No |
SE-002 |
No |
SE-003 |
No |
SK-001 |
No |
UA-001 |
Yes |
WO-001 |
No |
WO-002 |
No |
WO-003 |
No |
b) Please comment, if necessary:
GB-001 |
We don't have sub offices but we use a check digit for number validation |
Question 8 (cont'd) Replying to the previous question, you have specified that codes for internal use are included in the application number
b) Where does your Office/Organization code this information?
AU-001 |
As a part of the serial number |
BA-001 |
As a part of the serial number |
CO-001 |
Como parte separada del número de solicitud |
ES-001 |
Como parte del número de serie |
IT-001 |
As a separate part of the application number |
UA-001 |
As a separate part of the application number |
Please identify in what position/s this information is coded (leftmost position = 1)
AU-001 |
In digit 1 of the serial number |
BA-001 |
Last sign |
ES-001 |
6 |
Example 12:
In digits 1 and 2 of the serial number.
c) Which kinds of characters (alphabetic and or numeric) does your Office/Organization use for codes for internal use?
AU-001 |
Numeric characters only |
BA-001 |
Alphabetic characters only |
CO-001 |
Caracteres numéricos y alfabéticos |
ES-001 |
Caracteres numéricos únicamente |
IT-001 |
Alphabetic characters only |
UA-001 |
Alphabetic characters only |
d) Please briefly explain these codes:
AU-001 |
Codes indicate patent application type. |
BA-001 |
We use letter A for internal purpose. It is marker for status of application. |
CO-001 |
Numeros paea el tipo de tramite, exento, actuación y letras para designar divisiones a las solicitudes |
ES-001 |
0 solicitud nacional en papel |
IT-001 |
Province codes for the Chambres of Commerce, Central Office code (UB), mail filing code (DP), military secret filing code (WX) |
UA-001 |
Code for internal use 'M' is to indicate the application being international. Code for internal use 'I' is to indicate the applicant being a non-resident. None of these codes is published in official publications. |
Example 13:
Three sub-offices in towns A, B, and C, as assumed in Example 3, could be coded as:
Sub-office in town A: Code "a"
Sub-office in town B: Code "b"
Sub-office in town C: Code "c"
CONTROL NUMBER (CHECK DIGIT)
WIPO Standard ST.13 recommends the following basic rules for control numbers (check digits): they should consist of a single numeral, be in a computer-readable form, and be located at the last position (furthest to the right) of the nine-digit serial number.
Question 9
a) Does your Office/Organization use a control number (check digit)?
AT-001 |
No |
AU-001 |
No |
AU-002 |
No |
AU-003 |
No |
BA-001 |
No |
BE-001 |
Non |
BE-002 |
Non |
BE-003 |
Non |
BG-001 |
No |
BR-001 |
Yes, but it is not a part of the application number |
BR-002 |
Yes, it is a part of the application number |
BY-001 |
No |
BY-002 |
No |
CA-001 |
No |
CA-002 |
No |
CN-001 |
Yes, it is a part of the application number |
CO-001 |
No |
CR-001 |
No |
CZ-001 |
No |
CZ-002 |
No |
CZ-003 |
No |
DE-001 |
Yes, it is a part of the application number |
DE-002 |
Yes, it is a part of the application number |
DE-003 |
Yes, it is a part of the application number |
DE-004 |
Yes, it is a part of the application number |
EA-001 |
No |
EE-001 |
No |
EE-002 |
No |
EM-001 |
Yes, it is a part of the application number |
ES-001 |
Sí, pero no forma parte del número de solicitud |
ES-002 |
Sí, pero no forma parte del número de solicitud |
ES-003 |
Sí, como parte del número de solicitud |
FI-001 |
No |
GB-001 |
Yes, it is a part of the application number |
HR-001 |
No |
IE-001 |
No |
IE-002 |
No |
IL-001 |
No |
IL-002 |
No |
IL-003 |
No |
IT-001 |
No |
IT-002 |
No |
JP-001 |
No |
JP-002 |
No |
KZ-001 |
No information available |
LT-001 |
No |
LT-002 |
No |
LT-003 |
No |
MD-001 |
No |
MD-002 |
No |
PL-001 |
No |
PL-002 |
No |
PL-003 |
No |
RO-001 |
No |
RS-001 |
No |
RU-001 |
No |
RU-002 |
No |
RU-003 |
No |
SE-001 |
No |
SE-002 |
No |
SE-003 |
Yes, it is a part of the application number |
SK-001 |
No |
UA-001 |
No |
WO-001 |
No |
WO-002 |
No |
WO-003 |
No |
Question 9 (cont'd) Replying to the previous question, you have specified that your Office/Organization use a control number (check digit).
b) Where is the control number located?
BR-001 |
After the application number |
BR-002 |
As a part of the application number |
CN-001 |
As a part of the application number |
DE-001 |
After the application number |
DE-002 |
After the application number |
DE-003 |
After the application number |
DE-004 |
After the application number |
EM-001 |
As a part of the application number |
ES-001 |
Después del número de solicitud |
ES-002 |
Después del número de solicitud |
ES-003 |
Después del número de solicitud |
GB-001 |
As a part of the application number |
SE-003 |
After the application number |
Please specify in which part and what is the digit number of the application number:
BR-002 |
In part <serial number> digit in position 9 (the last position) |
CN-001 |
the check digit is after the serial number, seperated by a decimal point |
EM-001 |
Last digit i.e. digit 9 |
GB-001 |
position 6 |
Example 14:
For the system with fixed length of the application numbers:
In part [serial number], digit in position 6 (leftmost position is 1) of the application number
For the system with variable length of the application number:
In part [serial number], last digit of the application number
c) What characters are used as control number (check digit) in your Office/Organization?
BR-001 |
Single numeric character |
BR-002 |
Single numeric character |
CN-001 |
Single numeric character |
DE-001 |
Single numeric character |
DE-002 |
Single numeric character |
DE-003 |
Single numeric character |
DE-004 |
Single numeric character |
EM-001 |
Single numeric character |
ES-001 |
Un único carácter alfanumérico |
ES-002 |
Un único carácter numérico |
ES-003 |
Un único carácter alfanumérico |
GB-001 |
Single numeric character |
SE-003 |
Single numeric character |
d) Please specify when the control number / check digit is used:
BR-002 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
CN-001 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
DE-001 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
DE-002 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
DE-003 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
DE-004 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
EM-001 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
ES-001 |
Únicamente en forma legible por computadora |
ES-002 |
En forma legible por computadora y a los fines de la presentación |
ES-003 |
En forma legible por computadora y a los fines de la presentación |
GB-001 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
SE-003 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
e) What is the algorithm for computing the control number(s)/character(s)?
BR-002 |
Modulus 11 |
CN-001 |
The algorithm of check digit is adapted by the ISO7064:1983.MOD11-2 check digit algorithm. |
DE-001 |
Modulo 11 |
DE-002 |
Modulo 11 |
DE-003 |
Modulo 11 |
DE-004 |
Modulo 11 |
EM-001 |
1. Multiply each digit of the base from right to left by 1, 2, 1, 2, etc. respectively |
ES-001 |
Se multiplica la unidad por 2, la decena por 3, la centena por 4, la unidad de millar por 5, la decena de millar por 6, la centena de millar por 7 ,etc..hasta la última posición que se multiplica por 9. Se suman todos estos resultados. El total se divide por 11 dando un cociente y un resto. |
ES-002 |
Para calcular el dígito de control de un número se realiza lo siguiente: |
ES-003 |
Para calcular el dígito de control de un número se realiza lo siguiente: |
GB-001 |
THE CHECK DIGIT IS CALCULATED USING A MODULUS 10 ALGORITHM. EACH DIGIT OF THE BASE, FROM RIGHT TO LEFT IS MULTIPLIED BY 2,1,2,1 ETC RESPECTIVELY. THE SEPARATE DIGITS OF THE PRODUCTS ARE SUMMED AND THEN DIVIDED BY 10, THE REMAINDER BEING SUBTRACTED FROM 10 TO GIVE THE CHECK DIGIT. |
f) Please comment, if necessary:
EM-001 |
A shift is applied to the check digit when it is not a Trademark application number: |
OTHER INFORMATION
Question 10
Do the application numbers described in the above numbering system contain any other information not already covered in this questionnaire?
AT-001 |
Yes |
AU-001 |
No |
AU-002 |
No |
AU-003 |
No |
BA-001 |
No |
BE-001 |
Non |
BE-002 |
Non |
BG-001 |
No |
BR-001 |
No |
BR-002 |
No |
BY-001 |
No |
BY-002 |
No |
CA-001 |
No |
CA-002 |
No |
CN-001 |
No |
CR-001 |
No |
CZ-001 |
No |
CZ-002 |
No |
CZ-003 |
No |
DE-001 |
Yes |
DE-002 |
Yes |
DE-003 |
Yes |
DE-004 |
Yes |
EA-001 |
Yes |
EM-001 |
No |
ES-001 |
No |
ES-002 |
No |
ES-003 |
No |
FI-001 |
No |
GB-001 |
No |
HR-001 |
Yes |
IE-001 |
No |
IE-002 |
No |
IL-001 |
No |
IL-002 |
No |
IL-003 |
No |
IT-001 |
No |
IT-002 |
No |
JP-001 |
No |
JP-002 |
No |
KZ-001 |
No |
LT-001 |
No |
LT-002 |
No |
LT-003 |
No |
MD-001 |
No |
MD-002 |
No |
PL-001 |
No |
PL-002 |
No |
PL-003 |
No |
RO-001 |
No |
RS-001 |
No |
RU-001 |
Yes |
RU-002 |
No |
RU-003 |
No |
SE-001 |
No |
SE-002 |
No |
SE-003 |
Yes |
SK-001 |
Yes |
UA-001 |
No |
WO-001 |
Yes |
WO-002 |
No |
WO-003 |
Yes |
Please describe briefly:
AT-001 |
see also remark to question "serial number"; meaning of 8000- , 9000- and 50.000- |
EA-001 |
The EAPO additionally codes e-filing information in the serial number: e-filings have serial numbers 70001-99999, where 70001-89999 are e-filings using ADEPT and 90001-99999 are e-filings using EAPO-ONLINE. |
RU-001 |
See additional comments to Question 2 above |
SE-003 |
YY(YY) = year National applications: SPC: Extension of SPC: Limitation of patent, number: PCT-applications (international) - not the same numbering system as in this survey, but I incluce this here EP-applications:
|
SK-001 |
Office uses three numerical ranges to identify application according to place of filing and medium of filing (e-filing/ paper filing): a) The numerical range 1 - 4999 defines the applications filed in the residence of IPO SR in Banská Bystrica (paper filings). |
WO-001 |
Numbers below 080000000 are meaningful from conversion from old system in 1995 |
WO-003 |
Numbers below 080000000 are meaningful from conversion from old system in 1995. |
Example 16:
Our office additionally codes e‑filing information in the application number. E‑filings have serial numbers 50000‑100000, where 50000‑74999 are e-filings using epoline, and 75000‑10000 are e‑filings using PCT‑SAFE.
SEPARATORS
WIPO Standard ST.13 provides that separators may be used for separating different elements in the application number (the type of IPR, the year designation, and the serial number). The Standard recommends that separators are not included in the computer-readable form, and should be used only for presentation. According to the Standard the following elements may be used as separators: a slash "/", a hyphen "-" or a space " ".
Question 11
a) Does your Office/Organization use one or more separators in application numbers?
AT-001 |
Yes |
AU-001 |
No |
AU-002 |
No |
AU-003 |
No |
BA-001 |
No |
BE-001 |
Oui |
BE-002 |
Oui |
BE-003 |
Non |
BG-001 |
Yes |
BR-001 |
Yes |
BR-002 |
No |
BY-001 |
Yes |
BY-002 |
No |
CA-001 |
No |
CA-002 |
No |
CN-001 |
Yes |
CO-001 |
Sí |
CR-001 |
Sí |
CZ-001 |
Yes |
CZ-002 |
Yes |
CZ-003 |
Yes |
DE-001 |
Yes |
DE-002 |
Yes |
DE-003 |
Yes |
DE-004 |
Yes |
EA-001 |
No |
EE-001 |
Yes |
EE-002 |
No |
EM-001 |
No |
ES-001 |
No |
ES-002 |
Sí |
ES-003 |
Sí |
FI-001 |
No |
GB-001 |
No |
HR-001 |
No |
IE-001 |
Yes |
IE-002 |
Yes |
IL-001 |
No |
IL-002 |
No |
IL-003 |
No |
IT-001 |
No |
IT-002 |
Yes |
JP-001 |
Yes |
JP-002 |
Yes |
KZ-001 |
Yes |
LT-001 |
Yes |
LT-002 |
Yes |
LT-003 |
Yes |
MD-001 |
Yes |
MD-002 |
No |
PL-001 |
Yes |
PL-002 |
Yes |
PL-003 |
Yes |
RO-001 |
Yes |
RS-001 |
Yes |
RU-001 |
No |
RU-002 |
No |
RU-003 |
Yes |
SE-001 |
Yes |
SE-002 |
Yes |
SE-003 |
Yes |
SK-001 |
Yes |
UA-001 |
Yes |
WO-001 |
No |
WO-002 |
Yes |
WO-003 |
No |
b) Please comment, if necessary:
GB-001 |
We only have a decimal point indicator beforthe check digit. |
RU-001 |
Examiner department index (see additional comments to Question 2) indicated on the publications of the RU patents in the field "application number" is separated from the number by slash but this information does not form the part of application number |
Question 11 (cont'd) Replying to the previous question, you have specified that one or more separators are used in application numbers
b) Please indicate what separators does your Office/Organization use:
AT-001 |
|
BE-001 |
|
BE-002 |
|
BG-001 |
|
BR-001 |
|
BY-001 |
|
CN-001 |
|
CO-001 |
|
CR-001 |
|
CZ-001 |
|
CZ-002 |
|
CZ-003 |
|
DE-001 |
|
DE-002 |
|
DE-003 |
|
DE-004 |
|
EE-001 |
|
ES-002 |
|
ES-003 |
|
IE-001 |
|
IE-002 |
|
IT-002 |
|
JP-001 |
|
JP-002 |
|
KZ-001 |
|
LT-001 |
|
LT-002 |
|
LT-003 |
|
MD-001 |
|
PL-001 |
|
PL-002 |
|
PL-003 |
|
RO-001 |
|
RS-001 |
|
RU-003 |
|
SE-001 |
|
SE-002 |
|
SE-003 |
|
SK-001 |
|
UA-001 |
|
WO-002 |
|
Please specify:
CN-001 |
decimal point '.' |
DE-001 |
. (dot) |
DE-002 |
. (dot) |
DE-003 |
. (dot) |
DE-004 |
. (dot) |
ES-002 |
Paréntesis () |
ES-003 |
Paréntesis (). |
PL-001 |
'.' |
PL-002 |
'.' |
c) Please describe how these separators are used:
AT-001 |
<IPR type>space<serial number>/<year> e.g. AM 1/2012 |
BE-001 |
<année> / <numéro d'ordre> |
BE-002 |
<année> <C> / <numéro d'ordre> |
BG-001 |
Example -SPC 142007/00068 |
BR-001 |
Between the type of the IPR and the year designation, between the year designation and the serial number, and between the serial number and the check number are spaces |
BY-001 |
Between the type of IPR and the year designation there is a space, e.g. a 20120001 |
CN-001 |
The decimal point is used between serial number and check digit. |
CO-001 |
Para separar inicialmente el año del número consecutivo |
CR-001 |
[año]-[número de serie] |
CZ-001 |
Space between IPR type and year, hyphen between year and serial number |
CZ-002 |
Hyphen between IPR type and Serial Number |
CZ-003 |
Slash between IPR type and Country code AND Year and Serial number |
DE-001 |
<IPr type> space <year> space <serial number 1-3> space <serial number 4-6>.<check digit> |
DE-003 |
30 2012 123 456.7 |
EE-001 |
PCT / EE 2012 / 000001 |
ES-002 |
Para indicar el dígito de control. |
ES-003 |
Para el dígito de control. |
IE-001 |
There is a slash between the year designation and the serial number |
IE-002 |
There is a slash between the year designation and the serial number |
IT-002 |
PCT/IT2012/123456 |
JP-001 |
The year designation and the serial number are separated by a hyphen. <year>-<serial number> e.g. 2012-000001. |
JP-002 |
A slash is put between elements as follows. <PCT>/<JP><year>/<serial number>, e.g. PCT/JP2012/123456. |
LT-001 |
Between the year designation and the serial number there is a space, e.g. 2012 001 |
LT-003 |
Between the type of IPR and the year designation and the serial number there are spaces, e.g. PA 2012 001 |
MD-001 |
Between the type of IPR and year designation is a space, between the year designation and the serial number is a space too. |
PL-001 |
<type>.<serial number> e.g. P.023456 |
PL-002 |
<type>.<serial number> e.g. Wp.02341 |
PL-003 |
<serial number>/<patent number> e.g. 0208/0123456 |
RU-003 |
In accordance with the section 307 of Administrative Instruction on PCT |
SE-002 |
YYYY/serial number |
SE-003 |
Before check digit |
SK-001 |
Between the type of IPR and the serial number there is a space and between the serial number and the year designation there is a hyphen. |
UA-001 |
There is a space between the type of IPR and year designation and another one between year designation and serial number. |
WO-002 |
After "PCT" and between year and serial number : |
Example 17:
Between the type of IPR and the year designation there is a space, between the year designation and the serial number there is a slash and between the serial number and the check digit there is a dot. space/. e.g. 10 2010/345678.4
d) Please specify, in which formats separators are used:
AT-001 |
For presentation only (print and display) |
BE-001 |
À la fois dans la version déchiffrable par ordinateur et aux fins de la présentation |
BE-002 |
À la fois dans la version déchiffrable par ordinateur et aux fins de la présentation |
BG-001 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
BY-001 |
For presentation only (print and display) |
CN-001 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
CO-001 |
A los fines de la presentación únicamente (en impresión y en pantalla) |
CR-001 |
A los fines de la presentación únicamente (en impresión y en pantalla) |
CZ-001 |
For presentation only (print and display) |
CZ-002 |
For presentation only (print and display) |
CZ-003 |
For presentation only (print and display) |
DE-001 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
DE-002 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
DE-003 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
DE-004 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
EE-001 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
ES-002 |
En forma legible por computadora y a los fines de la presentación |
ES-003 |
En forma legible por computadora y a los fines de la presentación |
IE-001 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
IE-002 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
IT-002 |
For presentation only (print and display) |
JP-001 |
For presentation only (print and display) |
JP-002 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
LT-001 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
LT-002 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
LT-003 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
MD-001 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
PL-001 |
In the computer-readable form only |
PL-002 |
In the computer-readable form only |
PL-003 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
RO-001 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
RS-001 |
For presentation only (print and display) |
RU-003 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
SE-001 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
SE-002 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
SE-003 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
SK-001 |
For presentation only (print and display) |
UA-001 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
WO-002 |
Both in the computer-readable form and for presentation |
NUMBERING OF PRIORITY APPLICATIONS
Question 12
a) Does your Office/Organization use the same format and presentation for priority application numbers as for application numbers as described above in Questions 2 - 11?
AT-001 |
Yes |
AU-001 |
Yes |
AU-002 |
Yes |
AU-003 |
Yes |
BA-001 |
Yes |
BE-001 |
Oui |
BE-002 |
Aucune information n'est disponible |
BE-003 |
Oui |
BG-001 |
Yes |
BR-001 |
Yes |
BR-002 |
Yes |
BY-001 |
No |
BY-002 |
Yes |
CA-001 |
Yes |
CA-002 |
Yes |
CN-001 |
Yes |
CO-001 |
No |
CR-001 |
Sí |
CZ-001 |
No |
CZ-002 |
Yes |
CZ-003 |
Yes |
DE-001 |
Yes |
DE-002 |
Yes |
DE-003 |
Yes |
DE-004 |
Yes |
EA-001 |
Yes |
EE-001 |
Yes |
EE-002 |
Yes |
EM-001 |
Yes |
ES-001 |
No |
ES-002 |
Sí |
ES-003 |
Sí |
FI-001 |
Yes |
GB-001 |
No |
HR-001 |
Yes |
IE-001 |
Yes |
IE-002 |
Yes |
IL-001 |
Yes |
IL-002 |
Yes |
IL-003 |
Yes |
IT-001 |
Yes |
IT-002 |
Yes |
JP-001 |
No |
JP-002 |
Yes |
KZ-001 |
No information available |
LT-001 |
Yes |
LT-002 |
Yes |
LT-003 |
Yes |
MD-001 |
Yes |
MD-002 |
Yes |
PL-001 |
Yes |
PL-002 |
Yes |
PL-003 |
Yes |
RO-001 |
No information available |
RS-001 |
Yes |
RU-001 |
Yes |
RU-002 |
No information available |
RU-003 |
Yes |
SE-001 |
Yes |
SE-002 |
No information available |
SE-003 |
Yes |
SK-001 |
Yes |
UA-001 |
Yes |
WO-001 |
No |
WO-002 |
Yes |
WO-003 |
No |
b) Please comment, if necessary:
CZ-003 |
N/A for SPC |
RU-001 |
Number of the first (priority) application in the priority certificate should be placed immediately after the two-letter code of the Russian Federation - RU, disposable without space before the assigned registration number of the application, for example, RU2006100001. |
RU-002 |
For this type of property rights the concepts of "priority" and "priority application" are not provided |
SE-003 |
In contacts with WIPO we follow Minimal specification for "Electronic PCT Document Exchange" https://www.wipo.int/patentscope/en/pct-edi/ |
Question 12 (cont'd) Replying to the previous question, you have specified that the format and presentation of priority application numbers differ from application numbers.
b) Please describe below the system of priority applications numbering implemented in your Office/Organization and indicate any essential discrepancy between it and the system of numbering applications
12-b i) Parts of priority application numbers:
BY-001 |
|
CO-001 |
|
ES-001 |
|
GB-001 |
|
JP-001 |
|
Please specify additional parts briefly:
CO-001 |
Pais de procedencia de la prioridad |
ES-001 |
Dígito de uso interno; Código de país |
12-b ii) Ordering of parts:
BY-001 |
According to ST.13: [type][year][serial number] |
CO-001 |
Otro |
CZ-001 |
Other |
ES-001 |
Otro |
GB-001 |
Other |
JP-001 |
Other |
Please indicate the order of parts in the format [part1][part2][part3]...[partN]:
CO-001 |
<pais> <separador> < número de serie> |
CZ-001 |
[Country code][Year][Serial Number] |
ES-001 |
[código de páis][año][dígito de uso interno][número de serie][tipo de derecho] |
GB-001 |
[year][serial number] Note: We do not include the check digit for GB priority application numbers |
JP-001 |
JP<year>-<serial number> (a space)<type> |
12-b iii) Length:
BY-001 |
Fixed |
CO-001 |
Variable |
CZ-001 |
Variable |
ES-001 |
Variable |
GB-001 |
Fixed |
JP-001 |
Fixed |
Please explain briefly how the digits are distributed in priority application numbers:
CO-001 |
Un primer grupo de dos dígitos; un separador; un segundo grupo de tres dígitos; un separador y finalmente un grupo de tres dígitos |
CZ-001 |
County code - 2 characters; Year - 4 characters; Serial Number - variable |
ES-001 |
Código de país: 2 dígitos (ES) |
Question 12-b (cont'd) Replying to the previous question, you have specified that the length of priority application number is fixed.
12-b iii) Please indicate the number of characters used for each part of the priority application number.
- IPR type code
BY-001 |
1 |
JP-001 |
1 |
- Year designation
BY-001 |
4 |
GB-001 |
2 |
JP-001 |
4 |
- Serial number
BY-001 |
4 |
GB-001 |
5 |
JP-001 |
6 |
Question 12 (cont'd) Replying to the previous question, you have specified that the format and presentation of priority application numbers differs from application numbers.
12-b iv) Please summarize below the discrepancies between formats and presentation of the following parts of priority application and application numbers, if any.
- Code for the type of IPR:
CZ-001 |
Code used only in case of utility models and located at the end of application number; "U" is used as a code |
ES-001 |
En número de prioridad solo se indica el código para modelos de utilidad y se coloca al final. |
JP-001 |
In the priority application numbers, codes for the type of IPR are used only in utility models. |
- Year designation:
ES-001 |
Igual |
GB-001 |
Same |
- Serial number:
CO-001 |
60/123,456 |
ES-001 |
Igual |
GB-001 |
Same |
- Code for internal use:
ES-001 |
Igual |
- Control numbers (check digits):
ES-001 |
No existe en número de prioridad. |
GB-001 |
Not used for GB Priority Applications |
- Other information:
CZ-001 |
Country code is located at first two positions |
ES-001 |
En número de prioridad se incorpora el código de país "ES" al principio. |
JP-001 |
The country code is used in the beginning of the priority application numbers in the indication |
- Use of separators:
BY-001 |
There is no a space between the type of IPR and the year designation in priority application numbers |
CO-001 |
/ (.) (,) |
JP-001 |
A space as a separator is used in priority application numbers in the indication. |
Example 18:
In the case described in Example 17 above the application number is "10 2010/345678.4", the Office could recommend using presentation "10 2010 345678 P" as the priority application number. Then the discrepancies take place for:
Code for the type of IPR:
In priority application numbers the type of IPR is coded with both letters and numerals
Control numbers (check digits):
There is no check digit in priority application numbers
Use of separators:
Only spaces are used as separators in priority application numbers
Other fields, i.e. Year designation, Serial number, Code for internal use, and Other information, remain empty.
c) Please comment, if necessary:
CZ-001 |
Other presentation format for priority application numbers is used only in case of patents and utility models. |
ES-001 |
En número de solicitud el número sería del tipo: TYYYYISSSS (C) |
COMPLIANCE WITH WIPO STANDARD ST.13
Question 13
a) Does the numbering system, covered by this copy of the questionnaire, conform to WIPO Standard ST.13?
AT-001 |
Partly |
AU-001 |
No |
AU-002 |
No |
AU-003 |
No |
BA-001 |
Partly |
BE-001 |
En partie |
BE-002 |
Non |
BE-003 |
En partie |
BG-001 |
Partly |
BR-001 |
Yes |
BR-002 |
No |
BY-001 |
Partly |
BY-002 |
Partly |
CA-001 |
No |
CA-002 |
No |
CN-001 |
Partly |
CO-001 |
No |
CR-001 |
Parcialmente |
CZ-001 |
Partly |
CZ-002 |
No |
CZ-003 |
No information available |
DE-001 |
Yes |
DE-002 |
Yes |
DE-003 |
Yes |
DE-004 |
Yes |
EA-001 |
Partly |
EE-001 |
Partly |
EE-002 |
Partly |
EM-001 |
Yes |
ES-001 |
Parcialmente |
ES-002 |
Parcialmente |
ES-003 |
Parcialmente |
FI-001 |
Partly |
GB-001 |
Partly |
HR-001 |
Partly |
IE-001 |
Partly |
IE-002 |
Partly |
IL-001 |
No |
IL-002 |
No |
IL-003 |
No |
IT-001 |
Partly |
IT-002 |
Partly |
JP-001 |
Partly |
JP-002 |
Partly |
KZ-001 |
No information available |
LT-001 |
Partly |
LT-002 |
Partly |
LT-003 |
Partly |
MD-001 |
Yes |
MD-002 |
No |
PL-001 |
Partly |
PL-002 |
Partly |
PL-003 |
Partly |
RO-001 |
No information available |
RS-001 |
No information available |
RU-001 |
Partly |
RU-002 |
Partly |
RU-003 |
Partly |
SE-001 |
Partly |
SE-002 |
Partly |
SE-003 |
No |
SK-001 |
No |
UA-001 |
Partly |
WO-001 |
Partly |
WO-002 |
No |
WO-003 |
Partly |
Question 13 (cont'd) Replying to the previous question, you have specified that the numbering system covered by this copy of the questionnaire partially conforms to WIPO Standard ST.13.
b) Please indicate which parts deviate from the Standard:
AT-001 |
we use serial number and year, but in the "wrong" order for display; in database the ordering is ST.13 compliant. we use <type> but as characters; ST.13 type is for now only used in certain office-internal cases. |
BA-001 |
Year lenght, and serial number length. Also there is restart at the beginning of the year |
BE-001 |
un numéro de dépot pour une demande de brevet belge ne contient pas l'élément <type> |
BE-003 |
ne figurent pas <année> ni <type> |
CN-001 |
1. The application number has 13 digits, including 7-digit serial number and 1-digit type code. |
CR-001 |
No se incluye el tipo de derecho de PI. Además, la designación del número de serie es variable en el caso de las solicitudes de marcas y fija en el caso de solicitudes de patentes, modelos de utilidad y diseños industriales PERO de cuatro dígitos únicamente |
CZ-001 |
Variable length, other codes for IPR types |
EA-001 |
IPR type information is not provided; the length of the serial number is 5 digits. |
EE-001 |
code of IP right |
EE-002 |
code of IP right |
ES-001 |
Difiere en la longitud de las partes, en la codificación del tipo de derecho y en la utilización de un dígito de uso interno. |
ES-002 |
Longitud de las partes, codificación del tipo de derecho, no utilización del año. |
ES-003 |
Longitud de las partes, codificación del tipo de derecho, no utilización del año. |
FI-001 |
No type numbering, only 4 serial numbers |
GB-001 |
No IPR type code |
HR-001 |
Deviations are following: the code for the type of IP right is not number; the additional |
IE-001 |
Application number does not consist of a code for the type of IPR |
IE-002 |
Application number does not consist of a code for the type of IPR |
IT-001 |
deviations in ordering, additional receiving office code, 1 digit IPR alphabetical code, 6 digits serial number |
IT-002 |
deviations in ordering, country code, PCT code, 6 digits serial number |
JP-001 |
No check digit is used in application numbers. |
JP-002 |
No check digit is used in application numbers. |
LT-001 |
Deviation in the specifying code for the type of IPR - code is missing. |
LT-002 |
Deviation in the specifying code for type of IPR - code is missing. |
LT-003 |
Deviation in the specifying code for the type of IPR - for coding the type of IPR is used the letters PA that are abbreviations of Lithuanian words. |
PL-001 |
lack of <year> designation |
PL-002 |
lack of <year> designation |
PL-003 |
lack of <year> designation lack of <IPR> designation |
RU-001 |
1 The sequence of parts: <year designation > <type of IP rights> <serial number>. |
RU-002 |
1. The sequence of parts: <year designation > <type of IP rights> <serial number>. |
RU-003 |
Consecution of the number parts |
SE-001 |
Coding the type of IPR as an indispensable part |
SE-002 |
Types of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) |
UA-001 |
Ukrainian Industrial Property Institute uses: |
WO-001 |
Use of 9 digit serial number, IPR AND YEAR could be added |
WO-003 |
use of 9 digit serial number. IPR + year could be added |
Example 19:
In the case described in Examples 3 and 4 above the response could be as follows: Deviations in the ordering of parts, additional part for regional filing information.
c) Please comment, if necessary:
SE-002 |
Deviation in excluding Types of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). |
WO-001 |
currently at document 700000000, so may need to switch to 10 digits in 3-4 years time |
WO-003 |
currently at document 700000000, so may need to switch to 10 digits in 3-4 years time. |
Question 13 (cont'd) Replying to the previous question, you have specified that the numbering system covered by this copy of the questionnaire does not conform to WIPO Standard ST.13.
b) Does your Office/Organization plan to introduce the guidelines according to WIPO Standard ST.13?
AU-001 |
No |
AU-002 |
No |
AU-003 |
No |
BE-002 |
Oui |
BR-002 |
No |
CA-001 |
No |
CA-002 |
No |
CO-001 |
No |
CZ-002 |
No |
IL-001 |
No |
IL-002 |
No |
IL-003 |
No |
MD-002 |
No |
SE-003 |
No |
SK-001 |
Yes |
WO-002 |
No |
When?
BE-002 |
en 2013 ou 2014 lors de la mise en production d'un nouveau système informatique pour la gestion des brevets et CCP |
SK-001 |
Not decided yet. |
c) Please comment, if necessary:
CO-001 |
No hay posturas definitivas al respecto |
IL-001 |
Perhaps at some future date. |
IL-002 |
Perhaps at some future date |
IL-003 |
Perhaps at some point in the future. |
Question 13 (cont'd) Replying to the previous question, you have specified that the numbering system covered by this copy of the questionnaire conforms to WIPO Standard ST.13.
b) When did your Office/Organization introduce the guidelines according to WIPO Standard ST.13?
BR-001 |
january 2012 |
EM-001 |
2008-Q1 |
MD-001 |
from 2000 |
c) Please comment, if necessary:
EM-001 |
OHIM has introduced the usage of ST.13 for the TMview project in 2008 defining URIs for all participating offices (federated search/access to EU Registers/Resources). |
EXAMPLES OF APPLICATION NUMBERS AND PRIORITY APPLICATION NUMBERS
Question 14
Example 20:
Please see attached file:
Click here to find table filled by various Offices
a) Please fill in the table below or skip questions 14 a) to c) and attach a file similar to the one provided in the Example 20 under question 14 d).
Country or Organization
(name of Office/Organization)
AT-001 |
Österreichisches Patentamt |
BA-001 |
Institute for Intellectual Property of Bosnia and Herzegovina |
BE-001 |
Office de la Propriété Intellectuelle |
BE-002 |
Office de Propriété Intellectuelle |
BE-003 |
Office de la Propriété Intellectuelle |
BG-001 |
Bulgarian Patent Office |
BR-001 |
Brazil |
BR-002 |
National Institute of Industrial Property |
BY-001 |
National Center of Intellectual Property |
BY-002 |
National Center of Intellectual Property |
CA-001 |
CIPO |
CA-002 |
CIPO |
CN-001 |
State Intellectual Property Office of the People's Republic of China |
CR-001 |
Costa Rica |
CZ-001 |
Industrial Property Office |
CZ-002 |
Industrial Property Office |
CZ-003 |
PCT |
DE-001 |
DE German Patent and Trademark Office (DPMA) |
DE-002 |
DE |
DE-003 |
|
DE-004 |
|
EA-001 |
Eurasian Patent Office |
EE-001 |
The Estonian Patent Office |
EE-002 |
Estonian Patent Office |
EM-001 |
OHIM |
ES-001 |
OEPM (Oficina Española de Patentes y Marcas) |
ES-002 |
Oficina Española de Patentes y Marcas (OEPM) |
ES-003 |
Oficina Española de Patentes y Marcas (OEPM) |
FI-001 |
National Board of Patents and Registration of Finland |
GB-001 |
Intellectual Property Office (United Kingdom) |
HR-001 |
Croatia |
IE-001 |
Irish Patents Office |
IE-002 |
Irish Patents Office |
IL-001 |
Israel Patent Office |
IL-002 |
Israel Patent Office |
IL-003 |
Israel Patent Office |
IT-001 |
Italian Patents and Trademarks Office |
IT-002 |
Italian Patents and Trademarks Office |
JP-001 |
JP |
JP-002 |
Japan |
KZ-001 |
State Enterprise |
LT-001 |
LT |
LT-002 |
LT |
LT-003 |
LT |
MD-001 |
State Agency on Intellectual Property |
MD-002 |
State Agency on Intellectual Property |
PL-001 |
Polish Patent office |
PL-002 |
Polish Patent Office |
PL-003 |
Polish Patent Office |
RS-001 |
Intellectual Property Office |
RU-001 |
ROSPATENT |
RU-002 |
ROSPATENT |
RU-003 |
ROSPATENT |
SE-001 |
Sweden |
SE-002 |
Sweden |
SE-003 |
Swedish Patent and Registration Office |
WO-001 |
International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organization (The Hague System for the International Registration of Industrial Designs) |
WO-002 |
International Bureau of WIPO |
WO-003 |
World Intellectual Property Organization (IB) |
Example of application number
AT-001 |
A 123/2012 |
BA-001 |
BAP 01 898 |
BE-001 |
2010/0912 |
BE-002 |
2010 C / 132 |
BE-003 |
90864 |
BG-001 |
10110685 A |
BR-001 |
302012000001 |
BR-002 |
904297110 |
BY-001 |
a 20120001 |
BY-002 |
20120001 |
CA-001 |
2000000 |
CA-002 |
100000 |
CN-001 |
200820033898.2 |
CR-001 |
2012-0145 |
CZ-001 |
PV 2011-772 |
CZ-002 |
O-425667 |
CZ-003 |
PCT/CZ2004/000002 |
DE-001 |
10 2004 000 001.7 |
DE-002 |
20 2004 000 001.3 |
DE-003 |
30 2008 000 001.5 |
DE-004 |
40 2011 012 345.6 |
EA-001 |
201270271 |
EE-001 |
P201200001 |
EE-002 |
M201201234 |
EM-001 |
EM500000001104306 |
ES-001 |
P200900623 |
ES-002 |
D0500005 |
ES-003 |
M3012065 |
FI-001 |
Pease see the attached file |
GB-001 |
8912345.1 |
HR-001 |
P20110001A |
IE-001 |
2011/0123 |
IE-002 |
2011/01234 |
IL-001 |
195580 |
IL-002 |
240151 |
IL-003 |
51968 |
IT-001 |
RM2012A000123 |
IT-002 |
PCT/IT2012/123456 |
JP-001 |
<Computer system> <Indication> |
JP-002 |
PCT/JP2012/123456 |
KZ-001 |
A4 (11) 26015 |
LT-001 |
2012 001 |
LT-002 |
2012 0001 |
LT-003 |
PA 2012 001 |
MD-001 |
a 2012 0001 |
MD-002 |
030812 |
PL-001 |
P.023456 |
PL-002 |
Wp.02341 |
PL-003 |
0208/0123456 |
RS-001 |
P-2010/0044 |
RU-001 |
2006100001 2011500650 2005503210 |
RU-002 |
2011617670 For computer program 2011620712 For database 2011630100 Topology of integrated circuits |
RU-003 |
PCT/RU2006/000714 |
SE-001 |
2010/01234 |
SE-002 |
2007/0274 |
SE-003 |
0201879-4 |
WO-002 |
PCT/IB2012/050001 |
WO-003 |
596137901 |
Recommended presentation in abbreviated form
as a priority application number
AT-001 |
A 123/2012 |
BE-001 |
2010/0912 |
BR-002 |
904297110 |
BY-001 |
a20122001 |
BY-002 |
20120001 |
CA-001 |
CA 2000000 |
CA-002 |
CA 100000 |
CN-001 |
200820033898.2 |
CR-001 |
20120145 |
CZ-001 |
CZ2011-772 |
DE-001 |
Used from 2004 - Explanation of numbering system - Type of IP rights (Position: 1 2) |
DE-002 |
20: Utility models |
DE-003 |
30 Trade Mark |
DE-004 |
40 Industrial Design |
EA-001 |
201270271 |
EE-001 |
P201200001 |
EE-002 |
M201201234 |
EM-001 |
001104306 |
ES-001 |
ES200900623 |
ES-002 |
D0500005 |
ES-003 |
M3012065 |
GB-001 |
8912345 |
HR-001 |
P20110001A |
IE-001 |
2011/0123 |
IE-002 |
2011/01234 |
IL-001 |
195580 |
IL-002 |
240151 |
IL-003 |
51968 |
IT-001 |
RM2012A000123 |
IT-002 |
PCT/IT2012/123456 |
JP-001 |
<Computer system> <Indication> |
JP-002 |
PCT/JP2012/123456 |
LT-001 |
2012 001 |
LT-002 |
2012 0001 |
LT-003 |
PA 2012 001 |
MD-001 |
md a 2012 0001 |
MD-002 |
030812 |
PL-001 |
23456 |
PL-002 |
2341 |
PL-003 |
0208/0123456 |
RU-001 |
YYYYTNNNNN Where: |
RU-002 |
There are no priority numbers for such types of IPRs |
RU-003 |
PCT/RU2006/000714 |
SE-001 |
2010/01234 |
SE-003 |
0201879-4 |
WO-002 |
PCT/IB2012/050001 |
b) The numbering system is used from (date format dd/mm/yyyy)
AT-001 |
? surely before 1950 |
BA-001 |
1.1.1993 |
BE-001 |
01/01/2000 |
BE-002 |
01/01/2000 |
BE-003 |
30/04/1999 |
BR-001 |
2012 |
BR-002 |
01/05/1981 |
BY-001 |
01.01.1998 |
BY-002 |
01.01.1998 |
CA-001 |
1867 |
CA-002 |
1867 |
CN-001 |
01/10/2003 |
CR-001 |
01/01/2011 |
CZ-001 |
1.1.2000 |
DE-001 |
2004 |
EA-001 |
1996 |
EE-001 |
01/01/1999 |
EE-002 |
01/01/2000 for trademarks and geographical indications; from 01/01/1998 for designs |
EM-001 |
01/04/1996 |
ES-001 |
01/01/2000 |
ES-002 |
01/01/2004 |
GB-001 |
01/01/1988 |
HR-001 |
2000 |
IE-001 |
01/01/2000 |
IE-002 |
01/07/1996 |
IL-001 |
1924 |
IL-002 |
1920 |
IL-003 |
1924 |
IT-001 |
1991 |
IT-002 |
1985 |
JP-002 |
01/01/2004 |
KZ-001 |
10/12/1993 |
LT-001 |
01.01.2000 |
LT-002 |
01.01.2000 |
LT-003 |
01.01.2002 |
MD-001 |
01/01/2000 |
MD-002 |
1992 |
RS-001 |
01/01/2005 |
RU-001 |
- Numbering system with two-digit year designation - from 01.01.1995;Four digit year designation - from 01.01.2000 |
RU-002 |
01.01.2011 |
RU-003 |
Numbering of applications is in accordance with the Section 307 of the Administrative Instructions under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT), introduced since the numbering system adoption |
SE-001 |
1885 |
SE-002 |
1960 |
SE-003 |
01/01/1973 |
WO-002 |
1 January 2004 |
c) Please explain the components of application and priority application numbers provided in the table above
- Description of the numbering system
In addition to providing information on the type, serial number, code for internal use, and control number, please explain the general idea of the structure and/or characteristic of your application numbering system under the bullet 'Description of the numbering system', if needed.
BA-001 |
BA - Bosnian patent, P - patent, 01 - last two digits of the year 2001, 898 is serial number from the beginning. |
CN-001 |
An application number contains 13 digits of numerals with one decimal point as separator. A digit of check digit is included in application number. |
CR-001 |
El número de solicitud consta de dos elementos que representan el número de solicitud |
EE-002 |
M - national trademark application; R - international trademark application; D - national industrial design application; H - international industrial design application; G - geographical indication application |
GB-001 |
New numbering system introduced according to the new 1977 Patents Act. The first two digits of the number represent the last two digits of the year of filing of the application. An internal validation check digit was introduced in 1988 to the new numbering system. |
IE-001 |
The first four digits of the number represent the year of filing of the application and the last four digits constitute a rising annual series with leading zeros. |
IE-002 |
The first four digits of the number represent the year of filing of the application and the last 5 digits constitute a rising annual sries with leading zeros |
IL-001 |
Our numbering system is sequential, starting from number 1. |
IT-001 |
national filing application numbering |
IT-002 |
PCT code (position 1-3), IT code (position 5-6) |
LT-001 |
The first four digits (before the space) indicate the year of filing the application. The next three digits after the space indicate the serial number of the application. The same numbering system is use for patent applications and industrial design applications. Patent applications and industrial design applications are numbered in parallel series each starting its own annual numbering series every year with number 1. |
LT-002 |
The first four digits (before the space) indicate the year of filing the trademark application. The next four digits after the space indicate the serial number of the application. |
LT-003 |
The letter code "PA" charakterizing application for SPC, four digits after space indicate the year of filing application and the next three digits after space indicate the serial number. |
MD-001 |
Type of IP rights is use before year designation, year designation is use before serial number, serial number is use after year designation, code for internal use is not use, control number check digit is not use |
RU-001 |
The first 4 digits indicate the year of filing of the application, then - 1 digit - IP rights code, serial number |
RU-002 |
- Year designation (Position: 1 - 4 ); Type of IP rights (Position: 5 - 6 ); - Serial number (Position: 7 -10 ) |
RU-003 |
PCT indication, slash, Receiving Authority, filing year, slash, serial number |
SE-002 |
YYYY/serial number |
- Type of IP rights
BA-001 |
Patent |
BE-001 |
néant |
BE-002 |
5 |
BY-001 |
Position: 1 |
BY-002 |
N/A |
CN-001 |
Type code is in position 5, with 1 for patents, 2 for utility models, 3 for industrial designs, 8 for international patent applications under PCT in national phase, and 9 for international utility modes applications under PCT in national phase. |
CR-001 |
No aplica |
CZ-001 |
Codes do not appear on first pages of published documents |
DE-001 |
10: DE patent application; 11 PCT patent application in the national phase; 12 SPC application |
DE-002 |
Position 1-2 |
DE-003 |
Position 1-2 |
DE-004 |
Position 1-2 |
EA-001 |
N/A |
EE-002 |
1 |
ES-001 |
Lugar 1 (P patentes; U modelos de utilidad; C certificados complementarios de protección) |
ES-002 |
D: lugar 1 |
ES-003 |
Lugar 1 (M para marcas, N para nombres comerciales) |
HR-001 |
Position 1 |
IT-001 |
position=7 |
IT-002 |
none |
MD-001 |
position 1 |
PL-001 |
1 |
PL-002 |
1-2 |
RS-001 |
first character is alphabetic and represents a type of IPR (P for patent, MP for petty patent, Ж for trademar, Д for industrial design and T for topographies of integrated circuits |
RU-001 |
1-4 - Patent applications, Utility models, PCT patent application on the national phase, Utility models resulting from PCT applications. |
RU-002 |
61 or 66 computer program; 62 – for database; 63 – for topology of integrated circuits |
RU-003 |
No |
SE-002 |
Industrial designs |
- Year designation
BA-001 |
2001 |
BE-001 |
1-4 |
BE-002 |
1-4 |
BY-001 |
Position: 2-5 |
BY-002 |
Position: 1-4 |
CN-001 |
Year designation is in position 1-4, in compliance with the Gregorian calendar, referring to the year of filing |
CR-001 |
(Lugar: 1-4). Cuatro dígitos para indicar, en cumplimiento del calendario gregoriano, el año de presentación de la solicitud. Ejemplos: 2011, 2012 |
DE-001 |
Position 3-6 |
DE-002 |
Position 3-6 |
DE-003 |
Position 3-6 |
DE-004 |
Position 3-6 |
EA-001 |
Position: 1-4 |
EE-002 |
2-5 represent the year of filing |
ES-001 |
Lugar 2 a 5. |
GB-001 |
Two digit year for both Application and Prioity numbers |
HR-001 |
Position 2 - 5 |
IT-001 |
position=3-6 |
IT-002 |
position 7-10 |
MD-001 |
position 2-5 |
RS-001 |
next 4 characters are representing the year of application |
RU-001 |
Position: 1-4 |
RU-002 |
by 4 digits, Gregorian calendar |
RU-003 |
by 4 digits |
SE-002 |
1960 |
SE-003 |
Position: 1-2 |
- Serial number
BA-001 |
898 |
BE-001 |
5-8 |
BE-002 |
6-8 |
BE-003 |
3-5 |
BR-002 |
Position 1-8 |
BY-001 |
Position: 6-9 |
BY-002 |
Position: 5-8 |
CA-001 |
positions 1-7 |
CA-002 |
positions 1-6 |
CN-001 |
in position 6-12 |
CR-001 |
(Lugar: 5-8).Cuatro dígitos para indicar un número secuencial que identifica una única solicitud. Este número secuencial tiene una longitud fija para patentes. modelos de utilidad y diseños industriales y puede completarse con ceros iniciales (Ejemplos: 0145, 0001); es variable para marcas y no se utilizan ceros al inicio (Ejemplos: 145, 1) |
DE-001 |
Position 7-12 |
DE-002 |
Position 7-12 |
DE-003 |
Position 7-12 |
DE-004 |
Position 7-12 |
EA-001 |
Position: 5-9. Position 5 additionally codes the filing procedure: 0 – paper filing, 7 and 8 – ADEPT e-filing, 9 - EAPO-ONLINE e-filing. |
EE-002 |
6-10 represent a serial number assigned to the application |
ES-001 |
Lugar 7 a 10. |
ES-002 |
lugar 2 a 8 |
ES-003 |
Lugar 2 a 8 |
GB-001 |
Five digit serial number for both Application and Prioity numbers |
HR-001 |
Position 6 - 9 |
IT-001 |
position=8-13 |
IT-002 |
position 12-17 |
MD-001 |
position 6-9 |
MD-002 |
position 1-6 |
PL-001 |
2-7 |
PL-002 |
3-7 |
PL-003 |
1-4 |
RS-001 |
4 characters representing the serial number of the application |
RU-001 |
The last five digitals represent a serial number assigned to the application. All five positions should be filled, if it is needed – by zeros. |
RU-002 |
Position: 7 -10 |
RU-003 |
by 6 digits |
SE-002 |
0001-9999 |
SE-003 |
Position: 3-7, se explanation in d) |
- Code for Internal use
BA-001 |
A |
BE-001 |
néant |
BE-002 |
néant |
BY-001 |
N/A |
BY-002 |
N/A |
CN-001 |
none |
CR-001 |
No aplica |
EA-001 |
N/A |
ES-001 |
Lugar 6. (0 solicitud nacional en papel; 3 solicitud nacional electrónica; 5 solicitud fase internacinal PCT en papel; 9 solicitud fase internacional PCT electrónica) |
IT-001 |
position=1-2 |
IT-002 |
none |
MD-001 |
not use |
RU-001 |
is not used |
RU-002 |
No |
RU-003 |
No |
SE-002 |
no |
- Control number check digit
BE-001 |
néant |
BE-002 |
néant |
BR-002 |
Position 9 |
BY-001 |
N/A |
BY-002 |
N/A |
CN-001 |
in position 13 |
CR-001 |
No aplica |
DE-001 |
Position 13 |
DE-002 |
Position 13 |
DE-003 |
Position 13 |
DE-004 |
Position 13 |
EA-001 |
N/A |
ES-001 |
Lugar 11. |
ES-002 |
lugar 9 |
ES-003 |
Lugar 9 |
GB-001 |
single check digit for Application numbers only |
IT-001 |
none |
IT-002 |
none |
MD-001 |
not use |
RU-001 |
is not used |
RU-002 |
No |
RU-003 |
No |
SE-002 |
no |
SE-003 |
Position: 8, after the hyphen |
d) Please comment, if necessary:
AU-001 | |
AU-002 | |
AU-003 | |
BE-001 |
néant |
BE-002 |
néant |
CR-001 |
En el caso de marcas, este sistema de numeración es el que siempre se ha utilizado. La respuesta dada en la sección b) de esta pregunta corresponde al inicio del uso de este sistema de numeración para patentes, modelos de utilidad y diseños industriales. |
EE-002 |
A letter(s) representing the division of the application (only in case the application is devided). |
FI-001 | |
HR-001 |
- Explanation of numbering system: - Type of IP rights (Position 1). -Year designation (Position 2-5) - Serial number (Position 6-9) - Additional part (Position 10) |
JP-001 |
<Computer system> <Indication> |
JP-002 |
It has been used since 2004. |
MD-001 | |
MD-002 | |
PL-003 |
5-11 relating patent number |
SE-003 |
YY(YY) = year National applications: SPC: Extension of SPC: Limitation of patent, number: |
SK-001 | |
UA-001 |