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Plant breeders' rights: application

Form to apply for plant breeders' rights of a new variety of plant.

From:
Animal and Plant Health Agency
Published
1 October 2014
Last updated
22 December 2020 — See all updates

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Documents

Plant breeders' rights: how to complete the application

PDF, 295 KB, 2 pages

Plant breeders' rights in the United Kingdom: application form

Ref: PVS 7

PDF, 1.94 MB, 3 pages

Remittance advice slip for payments in sterling

Ref: RAS 1

PDF, 1.08 MB, 2 pages

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Remittance advice slip for payments in euro cheques

Ref: RAS 2

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Details

Plant breeders’ rights are a form of intellectual property designed specifically to protect new varieties of plants.

This form should be completed to apply for legal rights over new varieties of plants you have developed. Please refer to the guidance notes at the end of the form.

For further information, see the guidance on plant breeders’ rights.

Updates to this page

Published 1 October 2014
Last updated 22 December 2020 show all updates

  1. Updated the PVS7 form.

  2. Replaced the application form (PVS7).

  3. New application form and guidance on how to complete it.

  4. Data protection statement updated on the forms.

  5. Updated forms

  6. First published.

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