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Prior art, drawings, and the filing reviewEvery vendor in this market prices the same three jobs: a search, a set of figures, a proofread. The difference here is what each one is read against. The references are read against your claim set, the numerals are reconciled with your specification in both directions, and the citations are verified to say what your draft says they say. Order one, or all three with the examination.
$199 prior art · $149 drawings · $79 review · $599 with the examination
Each retrieved as the published document. US 10,842,311 reaches the first two limitations at column 8; the relevance read says so, and says which limitation it does not reach.
Numeral 216 appears in FIG. 3 and nowhere in the text. The heat exchanger of paragraph [0044] appears in no figure, which is a 1.83(a) objection waiting to happen.
Seven fixed in place: a stale title in the abstract, claim 12 depending on a cancelled claim, three numeral mismatches. Four need your decision and are listed.
Corrected documents, the IDS with its PDFs, the drawing sheets, the change log, and the open items, in the order the forms want them.
Each is a stage of the pipeline that drafts and files university patents, opened on its own. Buy the one the matter needs.
References retrieved as page‑accurate PDFs and read against your claim set, each with a relevance read tied to the limitation it reaches. The PTO/SB/08 is filled, the reference PDFs are attached, and the order is ready to upload. Anything that could not be retrieved is named as unretrieved rather than cited.
This one runs on its own, now: the prior art explorer charts every reference against every claim element on a map you can revise the claims inside, and it runs on its own account.
Figures rendered from your specification, up to fifteen in a set and $12 each after that. Editable vector files and PDF sheets, 8.5 by 11 portrait with a true media box, correct margins and line weights, every numeral reconciled with the text in both directions. Existing drawings reviewed for compliance at the same price.
Titles, figure numbers, numerals, claim numbering and dependency, inventor names and docket numbers checked across every document. Placeholders and draft artifacts removed. Every cited reference verified to exist and to say what the draft says it does. Corrected files, a change log, and the open items that need you.
Each order returns a finished work product for a registered practitioner to review. Nothing here is signed or filed by Patly.
Drawing shops and search vendors do competent work at a fair price. What they do not have is your claim set, which is the thing that decides whether a reference matters or a figure is missing.
for the examination, prior art with the IDS, drawings, and the review on one application, against $776 ordered separately and the $10,000 to $15,000 you bill to draft and file it.
Flat and published. The bundle is the default order for a draft you wrote yourself and are about to file.
Blocks are prepaid and drawn down as you order. If the disclosure has not been drafted yet, the drafting package includes all four and the specification with it.
A search vendor returns a list. This returns the documents: each reference retrieved as the published PDF, read against your claim set, with the passage that matters quoted and a relevance read written against the limitation it reaches. The SB/08 comes back filled and the reference PDFs attached, so the order is what you upload to Patent Center rather than a list you then have to work through.
Yes, as vector files you can open and change, plus the PDF sheets. Every sheet is 8.5 by 11 with the margins of 37 CFR 1.84 and a true portrait media box, because a sheet stored as landscape with a rotation flag displays correctly and still fails the size check in Patent Center.
Both directions. Every reference numeral in the specification is looked for in the drawings, and every numeral in the drawings is looked for in the specification. Orphans and duplicates are listed by figure and by paragraph. A claimed feature with no illustrated counterpart is flagged under 37 CFR 1.83(a), which is the objection that otherwise arrives with the first action.
Titles, figure numbers, reference numerals, claim numbering and dependency, inventor names and docket numbers checked for consistency across every document. Placeholders and draft artifacts removed. Every cited reference verified to exist and to say what the draft says it does. You get the corrected files, a change log, and a list of the open items that need a human decision.
Yes. Each of the three is priced on its own and can be ordered by itself. The bundle at $599 exists because most drafts want all three plus the examination on the same day.
Upload the draft and order the three stages, or the bundle with the examination.
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