The Office of Personnel Management is reporting that all federal agencies in the Washington, D.C. area will be closed tomorrow, December 21. There is no reason to expect that this won’t apply to the Patent and Trademark Office.
Adjust your Christmas week work schedule accordingly.











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# posted to Twitter on 12.20.09 at 7:47 pm
#USPTO closed tomorrow due to snow – http://j.mp/8haD8I
# posted to Twitter on 12.21.09 at 4:16 am
Patent Patent and Trademark Office closed on Monday, December 21, 2009 …: The Office of Personnel Management i… http://bit.ly/5QAEOq IP
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# posted to Twitter on 12.20.09 at 5:18 pm
OPM says Fed Gov’t closed tomorrow 12/21 for non-emergency employees in DC metro. http://www.opm.gov/status/index.aspx
# posted to Twitter on 12.20.09 at 11:28 pm
RT @jmattbuchanan: #USPTO closed tomorrow due to snow – http://j.mp/8haD8I. Does that mean it is counted as a holiday for deadlines?
# posted to Twitter on 12.21.09 at 8:46 am
@rajivsarathy That’s up to Dir. Kappos. No word yet on whether this is a “postal service interruption or emergency” under 21(a). I Doubt it.
# posted to Twitter on 12.21.09 at 9:25 am
@jmattbuchanan It may, however, be a holiday under 1.7 and 1.9(h), at least for regulatory deadlines.
# posted to Twitter on 12.21.09 at 9:57 am
@rajivsarathy Here’s to clarity in the patent rules! EFS-Web sort of antiquates the whole premise of the rules anyways.
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