I will be your licensed patent agent for US patents
About this Gig
Protect your invention with a licensed USPTO Patent Agent registered since 1999, with over two decades of experience navigating the U.S. patent process.
What you will get:
- Patentability search to assess novelty and identify prior art
- Guidance on whether a utility or design patent fits your invention
- Preparation and filing of your USPTO patent application
- Clear explanation of the process, timeline, and what to expect at each stage
- Direct access to a credentialed, registered patent professional
Why work with me:
- USPTO Registration No. 44,462
- Registered Patent Agent since 1999; Patent Attorney since 2004
- Experience across utility and design patent filings
Order now to start protecting your invention the right way.
Search scope:
International
Search type:
Patent
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
What's the difference between a provisional and non-provisional patent application?
A provisional application is a lower-cost placeholder that secures your filing date for 12 months, giving you "patent pending" status while you refine your invention or seek funding. A non-provisional application the USPTO actually examines toward granting a patent.
How long does it take to get a patent approved?
Filing itself can be done quickly, but USPTO examination typically takes 18-24+ months for utility patents and can vary for design patents, depending on the current backlog and technology area.
Do you guarantee my patent will be approved
No one can ethically guarantee approval — that decision rests with the USPTO examiner. I guarantee a thorough prior art search and a properly prepared application that maximizes your chance
What's the difference between a patent agent and a patent attorney
Both are registered with the USPTO and can prepare, file, and prosecute patent applications. A patent attorney can also represent you in court on IP litigation matters; a patent agent's practice is limited to USPTO matters. For filing and prosecuting a patent, both are equally qualified.
What information do you need to start my patent search
A description of your invention (how it works, what problem it solves, what makes it different from existing solutions), any sketches or diagrams, and whether you're pursuing a utility or design patent.

