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Protect an Invention for 20 YearsUtility patents grant the right to use, manufacture, and import a novel, non-obvious, and useful invention for 20 years. Learn more in the Knowledge Center. |
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Drafted & Filed by a Licensed Patent FirmWork with an experienced licensed patent professional closely so that your application is drafted to your specific invention's needs. |
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Fully Prepared Patent ApplicationA licensed patent firm will draft and submit your complete patent application. This includes up to 3 independent claims with 20 total claims, up to 5 professional technical illustrations. |
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Patent Firm Quality, Non-Patent-Firm FeesOur unique service options allow you to pay us fixed fees while receiving hourly-rate service from our partner firms. You can even pay the majority of the fees only if your patent is approved by the US Patent & Trademark Office by selecting Fee Option 'B'. |
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Virtual MeetingsVirtual meetings allow you, your Invention Consultant, and patent professionals to collaborate virtually. Participants can watch each other's computer screen live to easily discuss complex documents. |
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ConfidentialNon-disclosure agreements to ensure the confidentiality of your idea. |
| Service Fee | $2,900 |
US Patent Office Required Filing Fee* |
$400 |
| Service Fee Due Now | $2,400 |
US Patent Office Required Filing Fee* |
$400 |
Service Fee Due If Patent Approved This fee is due only if the US Patent Office approves your patent application (1 or more years later) |
$1,200 |
* $400 government fee assumes you are classified as "micro entity". If you have filed 5 or more patents in the past, you may be classified as "small entity" which requires a $730 government fee. Your consultant will help you determine the goverment fee prior to filing.
Regardless of how much our partner patent firm charges per hour to provide you with patent services, you pay a fixed fee.
Compared to Option A, you pay a reduced upfront service fee. However, if your patent is approved by the US Patent Office, you agree to pay us an additional $1,200. This reduces your upfront monetary risk.