Does the Patent and Trademark Office control the fees charged by patent attorneys and agents for their services?
No. This is a matter between you and your patent attorney or agent in which the Office takes no part. To avoid misunderstanding you may wish to ask for estimate charges for: (a) the search (b) preparation of the patent application, and (c) Patent and Trademark Office prosecution. This is addressed in our BUDGET STRATEGIES seminar.
No. This is a matter between you and your patent attorney or agent in which the Office takes no part. To avoid misunderstanding you may wish to ask for estimate charges for: (a) the search (b) preparation of the patent application, and (c) Patent and Trademark Office prosecution. q If one person furnishes all the ideas to make an invention and another employs him or furnishes the money for building and testing the invention, should the patent application be filed by them jointly? No. The application must be signed by the true inventor, and filed in the Patent and Trademark Office, in the inventors name. This is the person who furnishes the ideas, not the employer or the person who furnishes the money.
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