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Yes, even though it is called a final office action, you can still make a response and try to change the examiner’s mind by either argument or amendment. One more bite at the apple, so to speak. For more information on intellectual property, please visit Patent, Trademark, Copyright Information. The content of this article is not intended to be, and does not constitute, legal advice and does not create attorney-client privilege. Consult the attorney of your choice before embarking on any legal matter or any document preparation/filing. Return to Quick Answers
Dr. Thomas R. (Terry) Williamson III is a Patent Attorney practicing in Atlanta, Georgia. C2008, Williamson Intellectual Property Law, LLC; all rights reserved, world-wide.
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