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How do I set up a deposit account with the USPTO?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 9, 2024
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How do I set up a deposit account with the USPTO?

How do I set up a deposit account with the USPTO?

To set up a deposit account with the USPTO:

  1. Visit the USPTO Deposit Accounts page
  2. Download and complete the Deposit Account Application Form
  3. Submit the form with an initial deposit (minimum $1,000)
  4. Wait for account approval and receive your account number

According to MPEP 509: ‘A deposit account may be established by submitting a completed Deposit Account Application Form with an initial deposit of at least $1,000.’ This account can be used for future fee payments, offering convenience for frequent USPTO transactions.

To learn more:

  • deposit account
  • USPTO
  • patent fees
  • application form
Topics: MPEP 500 - Receipt and Handling of Mail and Papers, MPEP 509 - Payment of Fees, Patent Law, Patent Procedure
Tags: Application Form, Deposit Account, patent fees, USPTO
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