Patent Office Action Response video
Every rejection laid out against the cited art, two paths offered for each, argue or amend, and the remarks drafted with a paragraph, column and line behind every argument. 1:14
What the film shows
Reads each USPTO rejection and the cited art, then drafts the response, for patent prosecutors
Agents read the action, the claims and every cited reference, and lay each rejection out against the art element by element. For each one they offer two paths, argue or amend, ranked by strength, with the scope each amendment gives up and its support in the specification. The attorney picks; the remarks draft with paragraph, column and line cites; the client approves any narrowing; the attorney signs.
Transcript
- Patent Office Action Response reads each rejection and its cited art, and drafts replies for prosecutors.
- A patent averages 4.2 office actions, at a median four thousand dollars each.
- Tessaline's battery application drew three rejections, and agents laid them out in one grid.
- For claim one, the agent finds Varga has one thermal sensor, not two.
- Mirela picks argue, and the remarks draft with column and line cites.
- Claim eleven is weaker, so she amends, and sees exactly what scope it costs.
- The words added are supported, and the inventor approves the trade.
- The interview agenda, deadlines and extension fees are all ready.
- Mirela signs a cited response with amendments in a day, not a week.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.