| International agents and attorneys: Learn to think like a patent examiner  If you're a USPTO-registered patent agent or attorney, it helps to think like a patent examiner. Get a better understanding of how examiners make decisions by attending the four-day Stakeholder Training on Examination Practice and Procedure (STEPP) international agent-attorney course, March 4-7, from noon to 4:15 p.m. ET. The course is for registered agents and attorneys who live outside of the United States. Days 2, 3, and 4 build upon the previous day's lessons. - Day one focuses on the role of an examiner and steps an examiner takes when reading an application for the first time.
- Day two uses the information gathered during day one to plan and conduct a search, emphasizing relevant legal statutes.
- Day three builds upon day two, applying relevant statutes about mapping prior art to the sample claims.
- Day four finishes the course by discussing mapping art to claims and writing an office action.
To attend, you must submit an interest form and meet certain criteria. Interest forms are being accepted until February 25 or until registration is full. Visit our training page for more information, including how to submit an interest form. Email STEPP@uspto.gov for questions. | | | Having trouble accessing links in this email? Your email server security software may be altering the links. Contact your IT or email administrator and ask them to "allow-list" links-1.govdelivery.com and links-2.govdelivery.com to ensure you can access all content in this communication. Stay connected with the USPTO by subscribing to regular email updates. Visit our subscription center at www.uspto.gov/subscribe to update or change your email preferences. This email was sent from an unmonitored mailbox. To contact us, please visit our website www.uspto.gov/about/contacts. To ensure that you continue to receive our news and notices, please modify your email filters to allow mail from subscriptioncenter@subscriptions.uspto.gov. | | | |
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