An Office Action (OA) is an official letter that is sent by a patent examiner to an applicant after a thorough assessment of a patent application. It typically includes objections and rejections on the specification, claims, and drawings in the application. To overcome these rejections or objections, the applicant must draft and file a response with the necessary arguments and amendments within the stipulated time.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
However, before drafting an Office Action response, it is crucial to formulate a robust strategy to ensure that the response is fail-proof. The following article covers everything related to the preparation of such a strategy.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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