Form PTO/AIA/81 Power of Attorney to One or More of The Joint Inventors

PTO/AIA/81 (07-12)
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Application Number

POWER OF ATTORNEY TO ONE OR
MORE OF THE JOINT INVENTORS
AND CHANGE OF
CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS

Filing Date
First Named Inventor
Art Unit
Examiner Name
Title

NOTE: This form may be filed by pro se inventors (i.e., prosecuting the application without a registered patent
practitioner) who are identified as the Applicant in the above-identified application. For a Power of Attorney to one
or more registered patent practitioners, see form PTO/AIA/82.
I hereby revoke all previous powers of attorney given in the above-identified application.
I hereby appoint the following joint inventor(s) to prosecute the application identified above, and
to transact all business in the United States Patent and Trademark Office connected therewith:

Please recognize or change the correspondence address for the above-identified application to:
The address associated with Customer Number. (if applicable):
-To Request A Customer Number see form PTO/SB/124

OR
Individual Name
Address
City

State

Zip

Country
Telephone

Email

I am the Inventor.
SIGNATURE of Inventor

Signature

Date

Name

Telephone

NOTE: Signatures of all the inventors are required. Submit multiple forms if more than one signature is required, see below*.

See 37 CFR 1.4 for signature

requirements and certifications.
*Total of

forms are submitted.
JRF

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