Paragraph I certification

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Paragraph I certification is a type of patent certification in U.S. generic drug applications indicating that no patent information has been filed for the reference listed drug.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hatch-Waxman certification
U.S. generic drug regulatory concept
patent certification
abbreviation Paragraph I
appliesTo Abbreviated New Drug Applications NERFINISHED
generic drug applications
associatedWith patent listing requirements in the Orange Book
basedOn patent information provided by the NDA holder to FDA
categoryOf patent certification options under Hatch-Waxman
contrastedWith Paragraph II certification
Paragraph III certification
Paragraph IV certification
definedIn Hatch-Waxman Act NERFINISHED
documentationForm certification in the ANDA patent certification section
governs applicant’s statement about patent status of the reference listed drug
hasLegalEffect no 30-month stay of FDA approval based on patent litigation
no Paragraph IV patent litigation trigger
indicates no patent information has been filed for the reference listed drug
no patents are listed in the Orange Book for the reference listed drug
legalJurisdiction United States NERFINISHED
notUsedFor biologics license applications
partOf Abbreviated New Drug Application NERFINISHED
precondition absence of listed patents for the reference listed drug
purpose to inform FDA that no patents are listed for the reference listed drug
regulatedBy U.S. Food and Drug Administration NERFINISHED
relatedRegulation 21 CFR 314.94(a)(12)
relatedTo New Drug Application patent listing
relatesTo Orange Book NERFINISHED
reference listed drug
requiredFor ANDA submission when no patents are listed for the RLD
requires review of Orange Book patent listings by the ANDA applicant
submittedBy generic drug applicant
submittedTo FDA Office of Generic Drugs NERFINISHED
usedFor small-molecule drug ANDAs
usedIn certification of patent status for generic drug approval

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