Originally Q18) Can an attorney who practices under limited recognition under 37 CFR 11.9(b) have access to private PAIR?
A15. No. An attorney who practices under a limited recognition under 37 CFR 11.9(b) does not have a registration number and therefore cannot be associated with a Customer Number.
Because the practitioner cannot be associated with a Customer Number, the attorney cannot access private PAIR. Back to Top J. More.
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