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Disclosure

A publication that establishes an invention as prior art, preventing others from patenting the same invention or concept.

A disclosure is a publication that establishes an invention as prior art, thereby preventing others from patenting the same invention or concept.

The record tracks the disclosure’s status and the dates on which it was applied for, issued, and set to expire.

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5 fields

Field nameTypeDefinitionBound to
Disclosure Title*textThe title of the disclosure.—
Disclosure StatustextThe status of the disclosure application.—
Application DatedateThe date on which the disclosure was requested.—
Date IssueddateThe date the disclosure was issued.—
End DatedateThe date of expiry of the disclosure.—

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