USPTO Registered Patent Agent
I help innovative people turn inventions into enforceable patent rights, with clear strategy, careful drafting, and direct communication. As a Registered Patent Agent, I'm fully qualified to represent you at the patent office, the same as any patent attorney.
A step-by-step patenting process, from first search through maintenance, with clear pricing and direct counsel at each stage.
Starting at $499
1–2 weeks
A focused prior-art search (patent and non-patent literature) and written report including an estimate on likelihood of patent application success .
Includes: Novelty search, literature review, written opinion
Starting at $999
1–2 weeks
Secure an early filing date with a less formal provisional utility application.
Includes: Detailed specification, figures, USPTO fiing
Starting at $3,999
2–4 weeks
Full utility patent application
Includes: Full specification, formal drawings, claims, USPTO filing, receipt tracking
Starting at $1,499
2–4 weeks
Includes: Formal drawings across required views, specification, single claim
USPTO fee
1–3 days
Preparing and submitting the formal application package to the USPTO, calculating the appropriate government fee, and managing filing receipts and confirmations.
Includes: Electronic filing, fee sheet, USPTO receipt, docketing
Starting at $349
1–2 weeks
Responding to USPTO office actions, drafting claim amendments, conducting examiner interviews, and carrying the application through to allowance.
Includes: Office action analysis, claim amendments, examiner response
$99 + USPTO fee
1–3 days
Coordinating payment of the final USPTO issue fee, reviewing the issued patent for accuracy, and ensuring the grant is properly docketed and delivered.
Includes: Issue fee coordination, patent issuance, docketing
$99 + USPTO fee
1–3 days
Maintenance-fee tracking to keep your utility patent in force.
Includes: 3.5 / 7.5 / 11.5-year USPTO fee reminders and payment coordination
Patent Agent, Engineer & Consultant
My career didn't start in patents. I spent eight years in the non-ferrous metals industry, tracking emerging technologies and competitors' patents at a major smelter-refinery in Europe. I learned how industry uses patents to its advantage, and that work sharpened an instinct I still rely on today: read past the surface and understand exactly how and why something works. When I decided to make a career change and return to the US, I studied for and passed the Patent Bar to become a Registered Patent Agent.
I obtain great satisfaction from learning and problem-solving to help clients turn their inventions into enforceable patent rights. My work spans mechanical devices, consumer products, industrial and environmental systems, software, and electronics, wherever the invention takes me. What stays constant is the same attention to detail and desire to get it right with every client.

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