I shouldn't laugh at that, yeah.

No, but that's not really the issue.

There can be aspects of the nuts and bolts of it when you're trying to actually implement the rights in the foreign countries.

Another good reason why I would often use Jamaica is because when you go into certain other countries in order to claim priority, to backdate your application to the day you filed the stealth filing within six months, you often need to provide a certified copy of the application stamped from the government.

Sometimes it even has to be further notarized or legalized or whatever.

You just have to provide that.

It's actually another benefit I can think of because the traditional way of if I file for a U.S. company, if I file the United States first, and I want to then claim priority in Korea, as an example, South Korea, I would need to provide them with a certified copy of my application from the trademark office.

What do I know from law and trademark? What is IP? Is it an acronym? Is it IP? What is it?