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Code of Federal Regulations Title 37. Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights § 37.42.15 Fees

Current as of January 02, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) On filing a petition for inter partes review of a patent, payment of the following fees are due:

(1) Inter Partes Review request fee:  $19,000.00

(2) Inter Partes Review Post–Institution fee:  $22,500.00

(3) In addition to the Inter Partes Review request fee, for requesting a review of each claim in excess of 20:  $375.00

(4) In addition to the Inter Partes Post–Institution request fee, for requesting a review of each claim in excess of 20:  $750.00

(b) On filing a petition for post-grant review or covered business method patent review of a patent, payment of the following fees are due:

(1) Post–Grant or Covered Business Method Patent Review request fee:  $20,000.00

(2) Post–Grant or Covered Business Method Patent Review Post–Institution fee:  $27,500.00

(3) In addition to the Post–Grant or Covered Business Method Patent Review request fee, for requesting a review of each claim in excess of 20:  $475.00

(4) In addition to the Post–Grant or Covered Business Method Patent Review Post–Institution fee, for requesting a review of each claim in excess of 20:  $1,050.00

(c) On the filing of a petition for a derivation proceeding, payment of the following fee is due:

(1) Derivation petition fee:  $420.00.

(2) [Reserved]

(d) Any request requiring payment of a fee under this part, including a written request to make a settlement agreement available:  $420.00.

(e) Fee for non-registered practitioners to appear pro hac vice before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board:  $250.00.

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