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The document is a U.S. Patent and Trademark Office form (doc-ptol-85b) used for transmitting the issue fee and publication fee for patent applications. It includes instructions for completing the form, details on correspondence addresses, payment methods, and requirements for assignee information. The form also outlines privacy considerations and the legal authority under which the information is collected.

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How long does it take to get a patent issued?

The average time it will take to get a patent is 22-30 months from the date you file your patent application. The current average time is 24 months.

What is an example of a notice of allowance?

Example: Sarah submitted a trademark application for her new business logo. After a thorough examination, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issued a notice of allowance, indicating that Sarahs trademark may be placed on the Principal Register if she can prove that she is actually using the logo in commerce.

How long do you have to pay issue fee?

The issue fee and any required publication fee are due 3 months from the date of the Notice of Allowance. The period for payment of the issue fee and any required publication fee is not extendable, see 37 CFR 1.311(a).

What is the grace period for USPTO maintenance fee?

37 CFR 1.362(e) sets forth the time periods when the maintenance fees for a utility patent can be paid with surcharge. Those periods, referred to generally as the grace period, are the 6-month periods immediately following each due date.

How long does it take to pay the issue fee?

After signing a Notice of Allowance, a trademark is one step closer to approval. With the Notice of Allowance, the application has undergone an extensive examination and is almost ready for trademark status. However, this notification does not guarantee full registration for the mark.

Can you file a continuation after paying the issue fee?

After payment of the issue fee, the USPTO will send an Issue Notification setting forth the exact date on which the patent will be granted, which will always be a Tuesday. Unless its a holiday, the Monday before the issue date will typically be the last safe day to file a continuation.

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