Non-provisional application followed by international applications

[DullBoy]

As I understand from another topics

https://patentfile.org/forum/patent-questions-and-advice/how-do-i-go-about-filing-my-patent-internationally
https://patentfile.org/forum/patent-questions-and-advice/is-the-prior-art-search-national-or-international

there is 12-months window for non-provisional application in the US and for international applications.
In case of PCT PPA there is still 12-mo window for national NPPA and 30-mo for international ones.
But it remains somehow unclear is there any window for international applications after non-provisional application in the US?

Say if I filed US NPPA at 1 Feb 2022 and US patent will be issued circa 1 Aug 2023 what is the safe time range to file an international applications if any?

[Brad]

I am not fully certain I follow your question, but, you only have 12 months from the filing of your FIRST application to file a PCT.

In your example where you filed your US non-provisional on February 1, 2022 you would need to file your PCT on or before February 1, 2023.   This assumes your US non-provisional was your first application.

If you filed a US provisional on October 1, 2021 then filed your US non-provisional on February 1, 2022 you would need to file your PCT on or before October 1, 2022.

[DullBoy]

Thanks a lot, Brad!

I now understand that the PCT application is a completely separate entity other than Provisional and Non-Provisional applications, which should not be confused.

When I need to apply to USPTO, I will know who to contact.