Question 1: When applying for a patent by letter, what does it mean based on the postmark date? When you submit relevant materials, such as the first time you send an application document, what is the postmark date that the post office stamped for you? OK On what day did you submit the corresponding materials? If you submitted the application documents, the postmark date will be your application date
Question 2: What is "based on the postmark date"? Let's take a look at it. Whether it is the date stamp on the date of sending or the date of delivery, most of them are based on the date of sending! The date of dispatch shall prevail, due to the uncertainty of the time the letter is on the way! The date the letter is sent shall prevail! The postmark on the mailed letter has the date of mailing, as long as it is mailed before the specified date! The deadline is June 14th, so it’s best to send it out at the post office on June 13th! If the delivery date is accurate, it will be sent today!
Question 3: What does it mean to be based on the postmark of the sending date? It is related to the effective date. For example, the registration deadline is 12.20. The postmark of the sending date shall prevail. It means that you send the registration materials on December 20th. It is valid! Arrive at the registration office on January 20th.
Question 4: What does it mean that the deadline is based on the local postmark? It means that after you put it in the mailbox, the post office takes out the letter and stamps it before the deadline.
Question 5: Please send the information to the organizer through the post office before April 16, 2014 (based on the postmark date). Since the distance between places is different, the time to reach the organizer is also different, so the sending date shall prevail. . If you send a letter to the post office, it will be stamped with the postmark of the same day. The date stamp on the letter shall prevail, that is, the information will be valid if it was sent before the 16th.
Question 6: What does it mean to use the postmark date and the email receipt date as the basis? Especially the second half of the sentence, is it based on the time I sent it or the time the other party received it? The postmark on the letter is not the time it was sent. To be precise, the postmark time is when the post office took the letter out of the mailbox. Time, sometimes because there are too few letters in some areas, it may be delayed a little bit. Therefore, the sentence "the deadline is based on the postmark" shows that the organizer has considered this situation, and for the sake of fairness, the date when people send the letter shall prevail.
Question 7: What does it mean to refer to the postmark of the receipt date? The date of receipt at the post office in B.
Question 8: Does the postmark date refer to the date of sending or receipt? You have asked the right person about the date. The time on the postmark is the time of receipt. We often handle notarization of mail delivery, so we know that the postmark time usually refers to the time of delivery, that is, the time of stamping. We generally say that the "postmark" deadline refers to the time for mailing. Yours is within range, don't worry.