How to Do Patent Search Step by Step Free Pdf Download. Under the recently-adopted first-to-file regulations, Patent Searching Made Easy demonstrates how to assess the novelty of an idea and do patent searches for little or no expense.

How to Do a Patent Search Summary

It’s pointless to spend thousands of dollars on a patent application if someone else has already filed it with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. With this step-by-step guide outlining the online and offline process, you may now avoid paying hefty patent-searching costs.

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Quickly study any new concept to see if it has previously been patented, then choose the most acceptable keywords to describe your creation and narrow down your search.

Determine whether your innovation is innovative enough to qualify for a patent using the U.S. Patent Classification System, validate the patent status of ideas submitted to you (if you’re a developer), and use the most up-to-date federal and international search-related tools.

1. Patents and Patent Searching

Patent Searching and Patent Eligibility
The Easy Part: Statutory Subject Matter and Usefulness
Novelty: Is Your Invention New?
Nonobviousness: Is Your Invention Obvious?
The Patent Document

2. Understanding Patent Databases

How Information Is Entered Into the Database
Understanding Keyword Searching
What You Need to Search Patent Databases

Part II: Simple and Advanced Searching

3. Patent Searching at the PTO Website

Simple Keyword Searches at the PTO’s Website
Searching the Manual of Classification
Search by Patent Number
Working With Patent Images
An Effective Strategy for Basic Patent Searches

4. Advanced Search Techniques

How to Accomplish an Advanced Patent Search at the PTO Website
Searching Published Patent Applications at the PTO’s Website
Searching by CPC Codes

5. Patent Searching at the EPO Website

Patent Searching at the EPO

6. Patent Searching at the Google Website

Google Patent Search
New Google Patents

7. Additional Sources of Prior Art

Google
The Thomas Register
Government Websites
Usenet Newsgroups
Trade Magazines, Books, and Stores

Part III: Resources

8. Hitting the Books

Index to the U.S. Patent Classification System
Manual of Classification
Classification Definitions

9. Using CASSIS

The CASSIS DVD Database
Welcome to CASSIS2
Additional CASSIS Features

Release Date Patent Searching Made Easy

Book Name:	How to Do a Patent Search on Google
Publisher:	NOLO; Eighth edition
Publishing Date	(June 28, 2022)
Language :	English
ISBN :	‎9781413329698
Pages	272 pages

About Author: How to Find a Patent

David Hitchcock is a physicist and engineer who has worked on various projects, including the MX missile, the Milstar satellite program, and advanced capability torpedoes, as a computer consultant. For several years, he has concentrated on patent research and new technology. The Home First Shield, a device to defend homes from wildfires, was invented by Alfred Hitchcock.

Conclusion: How to Do a Patent Search Yourself

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