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The current USPTO Fee Schedule indicates that the fees due at each maintenance interval are as follows: 3-3.5 years: $2,000 for large entities and $800/$400 for small/micro entities.
How long between payment of issue fee and issuance?
Under 37 CFR 1.702(a), the USPTO is required to issue a patent within four months of the date on which the issue fee was paid. This time frame is rarely exceeded. However, the USPTO does frequently exceed the three-year overall patent pendency as prescribed by 37 CFR 1.702(b).
What is the cost of patent publication?
Here is the short answer for the cost of the patent in India : Patent attorney fees for Patent drafting is ₹ 30,000 or (USD 360) Total official fees for patents by expedited (fast route) ₹ 12,100 or (USD 145) ( this includes Filing fees ₹1600, Early publication ₹2500, Expedited (fast) examination ₹8000)
What is the fee for early publication?
A request for early publication is possible by filing form-9 and paying the prescribed fee of Rs. 2,500 for a natural person or Rs. 10,000 for other than a natural person.
How do I request early publication with USPTO?
If an applicant wishes to have an application published earlier than the date that is eighteen months after the earliest filing date for which benefit is claimed, applicant may submit a request in compliance with 37 CFR 1.219 and the publication fee set forth in 37 CFR 1.18(d).
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What is the grace period for USPTO patents?
Keep in mind that inventors have a 1-year grace period to apply for US patents. Therefore, if the publication date of the applicants own foreign patent filing is less than a year old, the applicant may still file a US patent application.
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by FN Inventor PTO/SB/17p (03-13). Approved for use through 11/30/2020. OMB 0651-0059. U.S. Patent and Trademark Office; U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. Under the Paperwork
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