Originally Q17) Is there a limit to the number of practitioners who may be given an Authorization to Act in a Representative Capacity?

A1. No. Practitioners whose representation is based upon an Authorization to Act in a Representative Capacity are not entered into the Office’s computer system and are not considered to be an attorney or agent of record.

Q2. (originally Q19) I am filing a reply to an Office action. Because associate power of attorney has been eliminated, and we already have more than ten patent practitioners with power of attorney, do I need a new Power of Attorney to a Customer Number to file a reply?

A2. No. Registered patent practitioners may file a reply to an Office action so long as they are acting in a representative capacity.

See 37 CFR 1.34. A new power of attorney is not required. Back to Top B.

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