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ARTICLE · 12 AUGUST 2021

How Covid-19 Has Affected IP Vietnam's Practices And Operations

With another wave of the Covid-19 pandemic peaking in Vietnam, the IP Office of Vietnam ("IP Vietnam") once again has changed in its operations and issued new regulations in July and August to facilitate the applicant/ IP Owner.

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Co-authored by Minh Anh Truong

With another wave of the Covid-19 pandemic peaking in Vietnam, the IP Office of Vietnam ("IP Vietnam") once again has changed in its operations and issued new regulations in July and August to facilitate the applicant/ IP Owner.

IP Vietnam has relaxed its formality requirements for signatories

In July, IP Vietnam announced a relaxation of the formality requirements to be met be signatories executing documents for submission to the Authority. Notice No. 6959/TB-SHTT ("Notice 6959") has replaced Notice No. 13822/TB-SHTT (Notice 13822) issued on 23 November 2020.

The earlier Notice required that all documents such as powers of attorney, agreements and declarations submitted to IP Vietnam must be signed by a legal representative of the Applicant, such as the Chairman, President or a Director. If such documents were signed by an otherwise authorised representatives (for example the vice of the above titles, empoyess holding other

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