What We Do
After filing a United States patent application, or an office
response with the
U.S.
Patent Office (USPTO), have you ever wondered why you haven't
heard anything from the USPTO?
The USPTO
sends its communications to you primarily via the postal system.
As a consequence have you ever had to pay avoidable
surcharge fees
to overcome a missed USPTO deadline?
As you know a patent application, both pending and
issued,
has restrictive USPTO time constraints, which
need a timely
response.
Let ceStatus do the hard work for you in monitoring
all
of your
patent applications, pending and issued, which
you're interested
in.
Our Clients
Our clients include:
- Patent attorneys and agents
- Inventors
- Companies with patent portfolios
- Companies monitoring their competitors' patent
portfolios
Solutions
Pending USPTO Patent Applications
We will monitor, via the USPTO's
Public PAIR
system, any pending patent application that you
register with ceStatus.
You do not need to be the patent application's USPTO's
Attorney of Record.
Every week we check
Public PAIR
for status changes in each of the patent application
numbers that you have
registered with us.
We will email you any change in the status of any of your
registered pending patent applications. This includes any
new office actions, as well as the status of the application,
for example, if it is allowed, etc.
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Issued USPTO Patents
We will monitor via the
Public PAIR system any issued patent application that you
register with ceStatus.
You do not need to be the issued patent's USPTO's
Attorney of Record.
We will email you whenever
fees are due for any
registered issued patent application. We will notify you in
a timely manner. We will also email you of any USPTO status
changes in the application, e.g. correspondence address changes,
etc.
You will receive notice at specific and timely
maintenance fee intervals so that you may better manage your
cash flow, as well as
to avoid incurring
USPTO surcharges, etc. for missed deadlines.
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