Disclosure Document Program Law and Legal Definition
With respect to Patent law, the Disclosure Document Program is a U.S. Patent and Trademark Office program allowing an inventor to file a preliminary description of an invention. This establishes the date of conception before applying for a patent. The document can help in establishing a date of inventive effort that can be used in a later interference.
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