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DM/1 (E)

HAGUE AGREEMENT

CONCERNING THE INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION OF INDUSTRIAL DESIGNS

APPLICATION FOR INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION

IMPORTANT

We strongly recommend that you file your international application online using eHague.

Warning: When using form DM/1, an extra publication fee of 150 Swiss francs applies per additional page of reproductions.

If using this form:

1. All fields are mandatory unless indicated otherwise.

2. Complete this form electronically; WIPO does not accept handwritten forms.

3. Avoid printing and scanning this form. Upload the completed and signed form directly to WIPO through Contact Hague.

4. One international application may contain up to 100 designs in the same class of the Locarno Classification.

5. Reproductions must be prepared according to standard requirements.

6. Security clearance is required by certain domestic laws:

• designs created in the Russian Federation or Uzbekistan, by domestic legal entities or nationals, are subject to a security clearance procedure by the national Office to ensure that they do not contain state secrets; and

• for designs created in the United States of America, the applicant must obtain a license from the national Office before filing outside of the United States of America.

7. Use the Hague System Fee Calculator to calculate the cost of your international application or consult Hague System Fees and Payments.

8. For more information on Contracting Parties and their Offices, refer to Hague System Member Profiles. For more information on the completion of this form, refer to the Guide to the Hague System.

ANNEXES

Annex I － submit a Declaration of Inventorship, or, if not possible, a Substitute Statement in Lieu of a Declaration of Inventorship (mandatory if designating the United States of America).

Annex II － submit documentation concerning exception to lack of novelty (designation of China, Japan and/or the Republic of Korea) (refer to item 15).

Annex III － identify information known to be material to the eligibility for protection of the design(s) concerned (designation of the United States of America).

Annex IV － submit a micro entity certification in order to benefit from a reduction of the individual designation fee (designation of the United States of America) (refer to item 18).

Annex V － submit documentation in support of a priority claim (designation of China, Japan and/or the Republic of Korea) (refer to item 13).

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DM/1 (E) APPLICATION FOR INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION
For use by the applicant Reference(optional): Number of continuation sheets(if any): This international application is accompanied by the following Annex(es): 𐤜 Ⅰ 𐤜 Ⅱ 𐤜 Ⅲ 𐤜 Ⅳ 𐤜 Ⅴ	For use by the Office of indirect filing Office transmitting the international application (if applicable) Name of the Office: Office reference: Date of receipt of the international application by the Office: Signature and/or seal of the Office:

Applicant

1

𐤜 If there are several applicants, check this box and provide the information required under items 1, 2 and 3 below, for each additional applicant on a continuation sheet.

(a) The applicant is a:

𐤜 Natural person - Family(last) name:                Given(first) name:

𐤜 Legal entity - Official designation(legal nature):

(b) Address:

Postal code:        City:          Region/state(optional):           Country:

(c) Email address1:

(d) Telephone(optional)2:

1. WIPO will send all communications to this email address, unless an email address for correspondence is indicated in item 4 (only for multiple applicants) or a representative is appointed. Please ensure that the email address is accurate and kept up to date.

2. Include the country and area code, e.g. +41 22 338 7575

Entitlement to File

2

The applicant must be a national of, or have a domicile, habitual residence or real and effective industrial/commercial establishment in a Contracting Party. You must indicate the corresponding Contracting Party(ies) in each field. If a field is not applicable, write “None”. For Contracting Parties that are also members of an intergovernmental organization (IGO) (European Union or African Intellectual Property Organization), indicate both entities (example: “France, European Union”) in all relevant fields. As regards member states of IGOs that are themselves not Contracting Parties, only indicate the name of the IGO.

Nationality:

Domicile:

Real and effective industrial or commercial establishment:

Habitual residence:

APPLICANT’S CONTRACTING PARTY

3

Indicate the Contracting Party or one of the Contracting Parties provided in item 2 above, to be considered as the applicant’s Contracting Party. If no Contracting Party is indicated in the box below, and the international application is filed through the Office of a Contracting Party indicated in item 2, that Contracting Party is deemed to be the applicant’s Contracting Party.

Applicant’s Contracting Party:

Email address for correspondence for Multiple Applicants (if applicable)

4

Complete this item if there are multiple applicants, and no representative is appointed.

Note: If there is only one applicant or a representative is appointed, the information provided under this item will be disregarded.

Email address3:

3. WIPO will send all communications to this email address only. Please ensure that it is accurate and kept up to date.

Appointment of a Representative (optional)

5

The person identified below is hereby appointed as the representative of the applicant.

Only one representative may be appointed. Note: a legal firm is regarded as one representative. If both a natural person and a legal entity are indicated, the representative will be recorded with the name of the legal entity preceding the name of the natural person.

(a) The representative is a (check the appropriate box):

𐤜 Natural person - Family(last) name:                Given(first) name:

𐤜 Legal entity - Official designation(legal nature):

(b) Address:

Postal code:        City:          Region/state(optional):           Country:

(c) Email address4:

(d) Telephone(optional)5:

4. If a representative is appointed, WIPO will send all communications to this email address. Please ensure that it is accurate and kept up to date.

5. Include the country and area code, e.g. +41 22 338 7575

Number of Designs, Reproductions and/or Specimens

6

Unity of design is a requirement in Brazil, China, Estonia, Kyrgyzstan, Mexico, Romania, the Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, the Syrian Arab Republic, Tajikistan, the United States of America, Uzbekistan and Viet Nam. If this application includes more than one design and designates any of these Contracting Parties, WIPO strongly recommends that you refer to the Guide to the Hague System, International Application － Item 6 and the Guidance on multiple designs. If designating China, also refer to item 16

(a) Total number of designs (maximum of 100):

(b) Total number of reproductions:

(c) Total number of A4 pages comprising reproductions:

(d) Total number of specimens (if any):

DESIGNATED CONTRACTING PARTIES

7

Select all Contracting Parties where you seek protection.

Important: Additional Contracting Parties cannot be designated in the same application after filing.

□ AL	Albania

□ AM	Armenia

□ AZ	Azerbaijan

□ BA	Bosnia and Herzegovina

□ BG	Bulgaria

□ BN	Brunei

Darussalam

□ BR	Brazil

□ BW	Botswana

□ BX	Benelux

□ BY	Belarus

□ BZ	Belize

□ CA	Canada

□ CH	Switzerland

□ CN	China

□ DE	Germany

□ DK	Denmark

□ EE	Estonia

□ EG	Egypt

□ EM	European Union

□ ES	Spain

□ FI	Finland

□ FR	France

□ GB	United Kingdom

□ GE	Georgia

□ GH	Ghana

□ GR	Greece

□ HR	Croatia

□ HU	Hungary

□ IL	Israel

□ IS	Iceland

□ IT	Italy

□ JM	Jamaica

□ JP	Japan

□ KG	Kyrgyzstan

□ KH	Cambodia

□ KN	Saint-Kitts and Nevis

□ KP	Democratic      People’s Republic of Korea

□ KR	Republic of Korea

□ LI	Liechtenstein

□ LT	Lithuania

□ LV	Latvia

□ MA	Morocco

□ MC	Monaco

□ MD	Republic of Moldova

□ ME	Montenegro

□ MK	North Macedonia

□ MN	Mongolia

□ MU	Mauritius

□ MX	Mexico

□ NA	Namibia

□ NO	Norway

□ OA	African Intellectual Property Organization

□ OM	Oman

□ PL	Poland

□ RO	Romania

□ RS	Serbia

□ RU	Russian Federation

□ RW	Rwanda

□ SA	Saudi Arabia

□ SG	Singapore

□ SI	Slovenia

□ SM	San Marino

□ SR	Suriname

□ ST	Sao Tome and Principe

□ SY	Syrian Arab Republic

□ TJ	Tajikistan

□ TM	Turkmenistan

□ TN	Tunisia

□ TR	Türkiye

□ UA	Ukraine

□ US	United States of America

□ UZ	Uzbekistan

□ VN  Viet Nam

□ WS	Samoa

Product Indication

8

Indicate for each design the product which constitutes the design or in relation to which the design is to be used.

Special note: Products belonging to class 32 of the Locarno Classification are not eligible for protection under the national laws of Canada, China (only 32-01 is excluded), Israel, Mexico and the Republic of Korea (protection would be refused by their respective Offices).

Locarno Class to which the design(s) belong(s) (optional):

No. of the design

(in numerical order)

Total number of reproductions

Product(s)

Subclass (optional)

□ If the space provided is not sufficient, check this box and use a continuation sheet.

Description (if applicable)

9

General note: Only describe the characteristic features of the designs that appear in the reproductions. Matter shown in a reproduction but for which protection is not sought may also be indicated here (and/or in the reproduction by means of dotted or broken lines or coloring). The description can disclose the operation or possible use of the design so long as it is not technical. Furthermore, omission of a specific view may be indicated. If the description exceeds 100 words, an additional fee of two Swiss francs per word exceeding 100 applies.

Special note for some Contracting Parties: If designating the Syrian Arab Republic, you must include a brief description of the reproduction or of the characteristic features of the design. If designating China, Romania or Viet Nam, you must include a brief description of the characteristic features of the design. If designating the Russian Federation, the Office recommends that you include a brief description of the characteristic features of the design.

□ If the space provided is not sufficient, check this box and use a continuation sheet.

Legends (optional)

10

Recommended, especially when designating China, Japan and/or the United States of America. For more information, refer to Guidance on Reproductions.

Associate the number in the margin of the reproduction with the corresponding code:

1 Perspective;  2 Front;  3 Back;  4 Top;  5 Bottom;  6 Left;  7 Right;

8 Reference; 9 Unfolded;  10 Exploded; 11 Cross-sectional;  12 Enlarged; 00 Other (limited to 50 characters)

No. (e.g. 1.1)	Code (e.g. 2)	Legend (indicate only when code 00 is selected)	No. (e.g.1.1)	Code (e.g. 2)	Legend (indicate only when code 00 is selected)

□  If the space provided is not sufficient, check this box and use a continuation sheet.

Identity of the Creator (if applicable)

11

If Brazil, Finland, Ghana, Hungary, Iceland, Mauritius, Mexico, Romania and/or the United States of America are designated in item 7, you must indicate the identity of the creator. In respect of the designation of Brazil, Finland, Ghana, Hungary, Iceland, Mauritius and/or Mexico, the person indicated in item 11 declares to be the creator of the design. Where the person identified as the creator is a person other than the applicant, it is hereby stated that the present international application has been assigned by the creator to the applicant. If the United States of America is designated in item 7, you must also submit an oath or declaration of inventorship using Annex I. If Bulgaria, China, Japan, the Republic of Korea, the Russian Federation, Serbia, Tajikistan and/or Türkiye are designated in item 7, it is strongly recommended that you indicate the identity of the creator (refer to the Guide to the Hague System, “Identity of the creator”).

No. of the design (in numerical order)	Creator(s)
	Family name				Given name
	Address
	Postal code		City			Region/ state (optional)		Country

□ If the space provided is not sufficient, check this box and use a continuation sheet.

Claim (if applicable)

12

Applicable only when designating the United States of America and/or Viet Nam.

United States of America6 :

The ornamental design for	as shown and described.

6. Indicate the article in which the design is embodied in or applied to. If multiple designs for the same article are contained in this international application, the article should be written in singular form.

Viet Nam :

By designating Viet Nam in item 7, the applicant is making the following claim: “Application for overall protection for design(s) as shown and described.”

Priority Claim (if applicable)

13

Indicate the number of each design for which priority is claimed. If no design is indicated, then the priority claim will relate to all designs included in this application.

Brazil, China, Japan, Mexico, the Republic of Korea, the Russian Federation, Türkiye and the United States of America require submission of priority documents directly to their Offices. For more information, refer to the Guide to the Hague System, International Application － Item 13.

Office or country of earlier filing	No. of earlier filing (if available)	Date of earlier filing (Day/month/year)	DAS code (if available) (Refer to Guide to the Hague System, WIPO Digital Access Service － Item 13)	No. of the design (in numerical order) (e.g. design 1, design 2)	Annex V provided (Only if China, Japan or the Republic of Korea is designated)
					□ Yes
					□ Yes
					□ Yes

By providing this information, the applicant claims the priority of the earlier filing(s) indicated above.

□ If the space provided is not sufficient, check this box and use a continuation sheet.

International Exhibition (if applicable)

14

You may benefit from temporary protection for designs exhibited at an international exhibition under Article 11 of the Paris Convention (for more information, refer to the Database on Temporary Protection for Designs Shown at International Exhibitions). By providing this information, the applicant claims that one or more designs were shown at an official, or officially recognized, international exhibition.

Place where exhibition was held
Name of the exhibition
Date on which product(s) was(were) first exhibited (Day/month/year)		No. of the design7

□ If the space provided is not sufficient, check this box and use a continuation sheet.

7. Indicate the number of each design shown at the exhibition in numerical order. If no design is indicated, it is understood that all designs were shown.

Exception to Lack of Novelty (if applicable)

15

If designating China, Japan and/or the Republic of Korea, you may benefit from an exception to lack of novelty due to prior disclosure. For more information, refer to the Guide to the Hague System, International Application － Item 15.

(a) Contracting Party(ies) concerned:  □ China      □ Japan    □ Republic of Korea

(b) The applicant claims to benefit from exceptional treatment provided for in the design law of the Contracting Parties concerned, for the following designs contained in the present application.

□ all designs, or

□ the following designs (e.g. design 1, design 2)

You must submit supporting documentation via Annex II (see check box below) or directly to the Office concerned

□ Check this box if Annex II is attached.

Main or Principal Design (if applicable)

16

If designating China, Japan and/or the Republic of Korea, WIPO strongly recommends to refer to the Guide to the Hague System, International Application － Item 16.

China: main design

If designating China, you may include a maximum of 10 similar designs for the same product in the international application. If more than one design is included, you must indicate one of them as the main design.

The applicant indicates the following design as the main design (e.g. design 1):

Japan and/or the Republic of Korea: principal and related designs

If designating Japan and/or the Republic of Korea, designs may be registered as related to a principal design.

(a) Contracting Party(ies) concerned:   □ Japan    □ Republic of Korea

(b) The applicant requests that the following designs contained in the present application be registered as related designs:

□ all designs, or

□ the following designs (e.g. design 1, design 2)

(c)	Information concerning the principal design to which the designs indicated under item (b) are related (Note: The principal design must be subject of an application or a registration with the Office of the Contracting Party concerned):

(i)	The principal design is the subject of:

□  the present international application

□  a prior international application designating Japan and/or the Republic of Korea                       WIPO Reference Number(e.g.123456789 or WIPO12345):

□  a prior international registration designating Japan and/or the Republic of Korea
International Registration Number:

□  a prior national application filed with the Office of Japan and/or the Republic of Korea
Application Number/Applicant’s reference:

□  a prior national registration at the Office of Japan and/or the Republic of Korea
National registration Number:

(ii) If the above national or international application or registration contains several designs, indicate the number of the design to be considered as the principal design.

□ If the space provided is not sufficient, check this box and use a continuation sheet.

Publication of the International Registration (optional)

17

Publication will take place 12 months after the date of the international registration, unless the applicant selects one of the options below:

□ immediate publication (upon recording of the international registration)

□ publication at a chosen time :  ………………… months from the filing date.

Important : International registrations must be published within 30 months of the filing date or, where priority is claimed, of the priority date.

- If you designate Belarus, Belize, Benelux, Brazil, Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Israel, Jamaica, Mexico, Monaco, Norway, OAPI, Poland, the Russian Federation, Samoa, Saudi Arabia, Slovenia, Suriname, Syrian Arab Republic, Ukraine, United Kingdom, the United States of America, Uzbekistan or Viet Nam, the chosen time cannot exceed 12 months.

- If Singapore is designated, the chosen time cannot exceed 18 months from the filing date.

Reduction of the Individual Designation Fee (if applicable)

18

Applicable only when designating Israel, Mexico and/or the United States of America. Check the applicable boxes.

Israel

□ The applicant is a natural person, a small entity whose yearly revenue does not exceed the amount set in the Israeli Design Regulations, or a higher education institution recognized by Israeli law, and no priority is claimed under item 13.

Important : For determination of entitlement to a fee reduction, please visit the Israel Patent Office website.

Mexico

□ The applicant declares under oath to fall into one of the categories (a creator who is a natural person, a micro or small entity, a public or private higher education institution, or a public scientific or technological research institute) referred to in the first paragraph of the Fourth General Provision of the Agreement setting forth the fees for services provided by the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (IMPI) and, accordingly, may pay only 50 percent of the corresponding fees.

Important : Applicants who wish to determine whether they are entitled to micro or small enterprise status should consult the “Agreement establishing the classification of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises” (only in Spanish).

United States of America

□ The applicant asserts small entity status within the meaning of Section 41(h) of Title 35 of the United States Code and Section 3 of the Small Business Act, and applicable regulations of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

□ The applicant certifies micro entity status within the meaning of Section 123 of Title 35 of the United States Code and applicable regulations of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The applicant must submit the micro entity certification form PTO/SB/15A or PTO/SB/15B using Annex IV.

Important : For determination of entitlement to micro or small entity status, please visit the USPTO website.

Signature

19

The signatory is the :

□ Applicant                □ Representative of the applicant8

Full Name9:

Date (Day/month/year)  :

Signature10

8. If signed by the representative, item 5 above must be completed.

9. As indicated in item 1 or 5 above

10. Text string signatures (e.g. /John Doe/) are recommended. Signatures may also be handwritten, printed, stamped, typed or in another electronic form (image, digital or computer generated).

PAYMENT OF FEES

□	The applicant has requested deferred publication (more than 12 months indicated under item 17) and wishes to pay the publication fees at a later date. (Note: The publication fee must be paid no later than three weeks prior to the expiry of the deferment period.)

1. Total in Swiss francs (use the Fee Calculator or the Fee Calculation Sheet): .............................................

2. Instructions to debit from a Current Account at WIPO

WIPO is hereby instructed to debit the required amount of fees from the following Current Account at WIPO (if this item is completed, it is not necessary to complete items 3 or 4 below):

Holder of the account: .............................................  Account number: .............................................

Identity of the party giving the instruction11: .............................................

11. Full name or authorized user name

3. Payment received and acknowledged by WIPO

This must refer to a payment which you have previously sent to WIPO and wish to use for this application.

Identity of the party which made the payment (full name of the bank account holder) : .....................................

WIPO receipt number(receipt number of your previous payment(s)) : .....................................

4. Bank transfer

Identity of the party making the payment (full name of the bank account holder) : .....................................

□ Payment made to WIPO bank account WIPO, Credit Suisse, CH-1211 Geneva 70 IBAN No. CH51 0483 5048 7080 8100 0 Swift/BIC: CRESCHZZ80A	Payment identification
		As indicated in the payment, e.g. Hague, user reference
	day/month/year

□ Payment made to WIPO postal account (within Europe only) WIPO, SWISS POST/Postfinance, Engelhaldenstrasse 37, CH-3030 Bern IBAN No. CH03 0900 0000 1200 5000 8 Swift/BIC: POFICHBE	Payment identification
		As indicated in the payment, e.g. Hague, user reference
	day/month/year

5. Payment made to the Office (applicable to indirect filings only)

□ Payment made to the USPTO

FEE CALCULATION SHEET

Note: This sheet is provided for the convenience of users. It is recommended to use the Fee Calculator.

Applicants from Least Developed Countries (LDCs) may benefit from a 90% reduction in fees.

Basic fee

For one design:

397

For each additional design: 50

×

designs

=

Publication fee

17

×

reproductions

=

150

×

pages showing reproductions (counting from page 2)

=

Additional fee where the description exceeds 100 words

2

×

words exceeding 100

=

Standard designation fee

Level 1

(Albania, Azerbaijan, Belize, Benelux, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Botswana, Egypt, France, Greece, Italy, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Mongolia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Oman, Rwanda, Samoa, San Marino,Sao Tome and Principe, Singapore, Slovenia, Spain, Suriname, Türkiye, United Kingdom, Uzbekistan)

For the first design: 42

×

Contracting Parties

=

For each additional design: 2

×

designs

×

Contracting Parties

=

Level 2

(Armenia, Belarus, Brazil, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Mauritius, Morocco, Norway, Poland, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, Tunisia, Ukraine)

For the first design: 60

×

Contracting Parties

=

For each additional design: 20

×

designs

×

Contracting Parties

=

Level 3

(Brunei Darussalam, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Finland, Georgia, Ghana, Iceland, Jamaica, Lithuania, Namibia, Republic of Korea (designs belonging to Locarno class 1, 2, 3, 5, 9, 11 or 19), Romania, Serbia, Syrian Arab Republic, Tajikistan, Viet Nam)

For the first design: 90

×

Contracting Parties

=

For each additional design: 50

×

designs

×

Contracting Parties

=

Individual designation fee

Canada

370

×

designs

=

China

497

=

European Union

59 (first design)

+ 59 (per additional design)

×

designs

=

Israel

106 (standard amount)

×

designs

=

63 (reduced amount (item 18))

×

designs

=

Japan

436

×

designs

=

Kyrgyzstan

129 (first design)

+ 64 (per additional design)

×

designs

=

Mexico

(The individual designation fee for Mexico comprises two parts, the first part to be paid at the time of filing of the

international application and the second part upon notification by IMPI)

98 (first design) (standard amount)

+ 3 (per additional design)

×

designs

=

49 (first design) (reduced amount (item 18))

+ 1 (per additional design)

×

designs

=

OAPI

Single design: 73 (standard amount) or 8 (for applicants from least developed countries)

=

Multiple designs: 110 (standard amount) or 12 (for applicants from least developed countries)

=

Republic of Korea

(designs belonging to Locarno class 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12 to 18, or 20 to 32)

162

×

designs

=

Republic of Moldova

73 (first design)

+ 7 (per additional design)

×

designs

=

Russian Federation

107 (first design)

+ 22 (per additional design)

×

designs

=

Turkmenistan

589 (first design)

+ 36 (per additional design)

×

designs

=

United States of America

(The individual designation fee for the United States of America comprises two parts, the first part to be paid at the time of filing of the international application and the second part upon invitation by the USPTO)

1,150 (standard amount) or 460 (for a small entity (item 18)) or 230 (for a micro entity (item 18))

=

TOTAL

CONTRACTING PARTIES OF THE HAGUE AGREEMENT

The table below provides the type of designation fees payable.

A numeral(1, 2 or 3) indicates the applicable level of standard designation fees. The letters “IF” indicate that individual designation fees are applicable (amounts of all fees are indicated in the Fee Calculation Sheet).

Contracting Parties of the Hague Agreement		Designation Fee
(AL)	Albania	1
(AM)	Armenia	2
(AZ)	Azerbaijan	1
(BA)	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1
(BG)	Bulgaria	2
(BN)	Brunei Darussalam	3
(BR)	Brazil	2
(BW)	Botswana	1
(BX)	Benelux	1
(BY)	Belarus	2
(BZ)	Belize	1
(CA)	Canada	IF
(CH)	Switzerland	2
(CN)	China	IF
(DE)	Germany	2
(DK)	Denmark	2
(EE)	Estonia	2
(EG)	Egypt	1
(EM)	European Union	IF
(ES)	Spain	1
(FI)	Finland	3
(FR)	France	1
(GB)	United Kingdom	1
(GE)	Georgia	3
(GH)	Ghana	3
(GR)	Greece	1
(HR)	Croatia	2
(HU)	Hungary	2
(IL)	Israel	IF
(IS)	Iceland	3
(IT)	Italy	1
(JM)	Jamaica	3
(JP)	Japan	IF
(KG)	Kyrgyzstan	IF
(KH)	Cambodia	2
(KN)	Saint Kitts and Nevis	2
(KP)	Democratic People’s Republic of Korea	3
(KR)	Republic of Korea	IF/3
(LI)	Liechtenstein	1
(LT)	Lithuania	3
(LV)	Latvia	2
(MA)	Morocco	2
(MC)	Monaco	1
(MD)	Republic of Moldova	IF
(ME)	Montenegro	1
(MK)	North Macedonia	1
(MN)	Mongolia	1
(MU)	Mauritius	2
(MX)	Mexico	IF
(NA)	Namibia	3
(NO)	Norway	2
(OA)	African Intellectual Property Organization(OAPI)	IF
(OM)	Oman	1
(PL)	Poland	2
(RO)	Romania	3
(RS)	Serbia	3
(RU)	Russian Federation	IF
(RW)	Rwanda	1
(SA)	Saudi Arabia	2
(SG)	Singapore	1
(SI)	Slovenia	1
(SM)	San Marino	1
(SR)	Suriname	1
(ST)	Sao Tome and Principe	1
(SY)	Syrian Arab Republic	3
(TJ)	Tajikistan	3
(TM)	Turkmenistan	IF
(TN)	Tunisia	2
(TR)	Türkiye	1
(UA)	Ukraine	2
(US)	United States of America	IF
(UZ)	Uzbekistan	1
(VN)	Viet Nam	3
(WS)	Samoa	1

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