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The cost of patenting in the US can be found at https://patentattorneyworldwide.com/us/cost-of-getting-patent-in-us-invention-product-software-idea/
Step-by-step costs for obtaining a patent in the United States
These costs are calculated in stages as your invention progresses.
Novelty Search ($250-$400)
Preliminary draft of a patent application (US$400 to US$600)
Non-provisional patent preparation (from $1,000 to $1,500)
and after 1 to 2 years for responding to official actions if objections are raised in an audit report. There are usually fees (between US$600 and US$800) for responding to official actions.
Note: The costs mentioned are examples and may vary depending on the patent attorney or IPR firm.
Steps and procedures for obtaining a patent in the USA
"The process for obtaining a patent in the United States involves the following steps: capturing your idea to prepare a complete invention disclosure, conducting a patentability search, preparing a patent application, filing the application, publishing the application, examining, taking administrative action, responding to objections, and obtaining the patent."
Table of contents
Steps and procedures for obtaining a patent in the USA
Step 1: From the idea to the complete invention disclosure
Step-by-step costs for obtaining a patent in the United States
Step 2: Patentability search or novelty search (optional step)
Step 3: Patent creation / patent letter
Step 4: Filing a patent application
Step 5: Publication of the application
Step 6: Examination of the patent application
Step 7: Respond to objections
Step 8: Patent grant / approval notice
Choosing the right patent attorney for your invention
Step 1: From the idea to the complete invention disclosure
Every invention starts with an idea. This is the phase where you properly grasp your idea, gain clarity about each element of the innovative idea, and fill in the gaps through appropriate research and experimentation.
Preliminary search: This search is designed to find answers to questions that constitute a working disclosure or a comprehensive invention disclosure.
What problem should my invention solve? How does it work?
What are the elements or components of my invention?
Can I draw a block diagram, device, flow chart or sketch that better explains my invention?
How the elements or components are connected
How each element works in harmony with other elements
Can I search for and collect information on all elements, parts or components of my invention so that there are no blank spots?
This is the most important stage for the inventor, where we move from the idea stage to the disclosure of a working invention that can be discussed with a patent agent or lawyer. We have a full section on the steps to take and worksheets. See the section "Step 1: From Idea to Invention Disclosure".
Include drawings, diagrams or sketches that explain how the invention works. They play an important role in understanding your invention. Once you have fully grasped your innovative idea with all the technical details, conduct a preliminary search.
The result of this step is a complete invention disclosure that covers all aspects of your invention without any missing elements or blank spaces.
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