Mr Bao Tran and myself had an examiner interview with the USPTO where he was miraculously able to receive an allowance for my patent that was fully rejected just months earlier using another patent attorney. He was able to work with the examiner in amending the claims! He was very polished...
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understanding of my invention in a short time. His work method turned out to be highly time-efficient, as no back and forth messages were needed. The revised claims were produced in real-time. The result was indeed that all of the patent Examiner's rejection arguments were resolved...Read...
Interview ParticipantsParties Present: Examining Party: Either just the examiner responsible for the examination of the application, or a trainee examiner with the instructor examiner supervising. Applying Party: the patent attorney responsible for the application, applicant, inventor, and representative entr...
Conduct an Examiner Interview before you respond to a Patent Office Action Though I’m a big fan of talking to patent examiners, not every Office Action deserves anExaminer Interviewespecially when the action is non-final. However, an interview may be warranted even in response to a non-final...
So, think of a “Final” Office Action as not really final for the applicant, but more of a counter or clock where the examiner is telling you that your allotted time is up. It may be advantageous to have your patent attorney conduct an Examiner Interview prior to filing the written ...
(B) A request for an interview in a continued prosecution application prior to the first Office action, to be held in the examiner's office.(C) A request for an interview in a non-continuing and non-substitute application, prior to the first Office action to be held in the examiner's ...
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The product idea or invention is first reviewed by the patent examiner after which the organization decides on whether or not the product should receive patent protection. + What Counts As Intellectual Property Intellectual property can be categorized into three parts that include patent, trademark...