In cases where the first Rule 71(3) communication was based on an auxiliary request (see H‑III, 3, in particular H‑III, 3.1 and H-III, 3.3 and sub-sections), the first communication under Rule 71(3) would have been accompanied by an indication of why the higher-ranking requests were not considered to be admissible or allowable (see C‑V, 1.1). If applicants reply to this first Rule 71(3) communication indicating that they wish a grant to be based on one of these higher-ranking requests which the examining division had previously held not to be allowable (see C‑V, 1.1), such a request will normally lead to examination being resumed (see C‑V, 4.7 and 4.7.1.1). The examining division may reverse its opinion, for example due to convincing argumentation or evidence filed by the applicants with their reply to the first Rule 71(3) communication. If the applicant is successful in this regard, the examining division will send a second communication under Rule 71(3) based on this higher-ranking request.