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Patent Maintenance Fees? Are you a patent owner looking to effectively manage your maintenance fees? In this video, we will guide you through the process of using the United States Patent and Trademark Office’s online tools to stay on top of your patent payments. We’ll cover how to access the Patent Maintenance Fees Storefront website, search for your patent using various details such as patent number, inventor’s name, or application number, and review your patent’s current status. You’ll learn how to check upcoming payment deadlines, verify your payment history, and download proof of payments directly from the site. Additionally, we’ll explain how the USPTO sends notices and reminders to help you avoid losing your patent rights due to missed fees. Understanding the specific maintenance fee schedules for utility patents—due at three and a half, seven and a half, and eleven and a half years—is essential for proper planning. We’ll also discuss how these online tools can be used alongside docketing systems or legal services to keep your patent protected and active. By following these steps, you can ensure your patent remains in force and avoid unnecessary loss of rights. Stay proactive and organized with these helpful resources to manage your patent payments efficiently.

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