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If by "register a patent" you mean "have a patent issued", the costs vary widely. Elements of the cost include: #complexity of the invention #what type of invention it is #how broad or narrow is the field of invention #whether the field is crowded or you're a pioneer #number of countries where protection is desired #how many rejections are received during handling #other procedural nightmares (interferences, etc) #how many patents you get issued from one application #how long you intend to enforce them One of the more expensive things is drafting the application, and it must be done carefully and professionally.
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Who earned a patent in 1981 for a payphone sanitary tissue dispenser?
Richard Saxton
How much do a browing 22 patent cost?
Unknown. I've never seen a patent for sale.
Does Coca-Cola have patent in it?
No, they do not have a patent. They have a trade secret. Much like KFC there are very few people who know it.
How much is a patent?
$5000 to $20000 http://www.uipatent.com/
How much did the Benz patent Motorwagon cost?
About £200
What will plavix cost when the patent expires?
too much......
Who finds out how much a patent is worth?
There's really no way of telling. If the product is popular and successful, the value of the patent will reflect that.
How much do a patent cost?
It depends upon what the invention is and whether you're making a patent or buying one that has already been granted and in which countries.
How much can an inventor expect to pay the US patent and trademark office over the life of a patent?
If the inventor will be the patent owner (rather than a company the inventor is working for), the fees are 1/4 what they are for companies. The complete US patent fee schedule is linked below.
How much is a Brownings-patent brevete-sgdg?
Up to 500 USD
Difference between patent and patent pending?
A patent is a grant from a patent office, such as the United States Patent Office. "Patent Pending" is a phrase that an application for a patent has been filed and is in some stage in the process of obtaining a patent. Thus, a patent can be presently enforced while a patent that is merely pending is unenforceable but can mature into a patent that can be enforced. Once the pending patent matures, the patent owner can sue for back damages or reasonable royalties starting from the filing date of the patent.
How do you sell your non patented product to retail stores?
It would be smart to get a provisional patent first. They are inexpensive and can be useful for two reasons. Reason number one, they are a patent an will protect your idea. Reason number two, it is much faster to acquire a provisional patent than it is to apply for a registered patent.
