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What is a USPTO deposit account and how can I establish one?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 9, 2024
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What is a USPTO deposit account and how can I establish one?

A USPTO deposit account is a convenient method for attorneys and the general public to pay fees and order services from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. To establish a deposit account:

  • Pay the fee for establishing a deposit account as per 37 CFR 1.21(b)(1)
  • Make a minimum deposit of $1,000 for general use
  • Alternatively, make a minimum deposit of $300 for a restricted subscription deposit account used exclusively for subscription orders of patent copies

As stated in the MPEP: For the convenience of attorneys, and the general public in paying any fees due, in ordering services offered by the Office, copies of records, etc., deposit accounts may be established in the Patent and Trademark Office upon payment of the fee for establishing a deposit account § 1.21(b)(1).

To learn more:

  • USPTO
  • deposit account
  • patent fees
  • patent services
Topics: MPEP 500 - Receipt and Handling of Mail and Papers, Patent Law, Patent Procedure
Tags: Deposit Account, patent fees, Patent Services, USPTO
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