My patent has passed the preliminary review and is still waiting for disclosure, but I want to take the initiative to make corrections. Should I make it public first or make corrections first?

According to the provisions of Article 51, Paragraph 1, of the Implementing Rules of the Patent Law, an invention patent applicant shall submit a request for substantive examination and receive a notification that the invention patent application has entered the substantive examination stage issued by the Patent Administration Department of the State Council. Within 3 months from the date of application, you can actively propose amendments to the invention patent application. Therefore, you can take the initiative to make corrections within 3 months of submitting the application for substantive examination or receiving the notice of commencement of substantive examination.