Why don't some patents have the legal status of inpadoc?

What is INPADOC? It is a patent literature database established by the European Union, which mainly contains patent family information and legal status related to patents, among which legal status records all legal status of patent application, approval and subsequent maintenance.

At present, Inpadoc database contains legal status information of 55 countries, among which the legal status of Germany, Denmark, Spain, European Patent Office, France and Britain is updated once a week; The legal status of Switzerland, East Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands and Sweden is updated every two weeks; The legal status of Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Hungary, Norway, Portugal, Slovakia, Lithuania and Finland is updated once a month; Estonia, Latvia and Slovenia are updated every two months; Luxembourg and Romania are updated irregularly.

Countries have given each country a code name according to their different legal status. The code name of each country is not necessarily the same, but in a word, The legal status of these countries can be roughly divided into the following 2 1 types: default, expiration, withdrawal, partial invalidation of original rights, restoration, maintenance fee (payment of fees), issue (objection), review (restoration), request for review (retrieval report), extension of time (extension of time), change of owner/applicant, change of representative, and $ of rights. Translations), PCT enters the national phase (PCT enters (does not enter) NAT. Stage), department or other application (department and additional application/partition). , specification revision, errata and miscellaneous. Different countries have corresponding PRS codes to show the legal status of patent cases.