If you purchase an Examiner Report, but the examiner only has a few disposed applications (likely because the examiner is fairly new at the USPTO), you may get an error message like this:

Giving your application the best chance of getting assigned to a favorable technology center, art unit, or class begins with your claims text. Juristat Drafting can help make the prosecution process more transparent by providing you with likely technology centers, art units, and classes for your given claims text and providing you with prior art cited against similar applications. With this...

You can enter as much claims text as you'd like - the more the better! However, you must enter a certain minimum amount to get meaningful results. (Drafting will provide an error if not enough text is entered.)

Examiner Reports

Because the data in our Examiner Reports is so varied, we do not include the option to export all of it to a .csv. However, when you hover over many of our charts, helpful tool tips will provide you with the background data used in the calculation.

Often, the answer is yes, but we haven't put it into a client-facing product just yet. Please let us know if there's information you're looking for in our products and you're not sure if it's there.

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The Detailed Outcomes chart is a graphical representation of every application an examiner has reviewed. Attorneys can use this chart to see how other applications with a similar prosecution history have responded to non-final and final rejections and whether they were successful. 

You can print any of Juristat's Reports. However, because printing reports or saving them as PDFs removes the interactive functionality of our reports, we recommend giving additional people at your organization access to your Juristat subscription or sending your colleagues a link to the report you're viewing as an alternative. Additional users can then log in and view reports and take advantage...