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IDS Preparation Service | Information Disclosure Statement

Our IDS preparation service involves drafting a precise and compliant Information Disclosure Statement (IDS), a list of prior art references submitted to the patent office by the applicant. This IDS filing service may be required at any stage, from the initial patent application to the Notice of Allowance. With years of experience, we offer a reliable information disclosure statement service that ensures accuracy and timely submission throughout the patent process

DS preparation, or Information Disclosure Statement preparation, is a critical requirement during the patent prosecution process. It involves compiling and submitting a list of all known
prior art references that may be relevant to the patentability of an invention. This submission is made to the patent office to fulfill the duty of disclosure and maintain transparency throughout
the examination process. Proper IDS preparation ensures compliance with USPTO regulations and helps avoid legal complications or delays.
An effective IDS must be accurate, timely, and complete, covering references from patent searches, prior filings, or related applications. It’s important that professionals handling IDS
preparation understand the timeline and filing requirements, ensuring that no references are missed and that the statement is submitted in the correct format to maintain the integrity of
the patent application.

IDS Preparation Service | Information Disclosure Statement

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Why Choose Our IDS Preparation Service

Fast turnarounds, clear disclosures, and zero rework allow you to stay compliant and ahead
without wasting time or revisiting missed references.

Experienced with What Counts

IDS submissions completed with precision, across technologies, jurisdictions, and disclosure types, from single references to complex citation sets.

Organised, Start to Finish

From sorting citations to formatting disclosures, everything stays organised, compliant, and easy to file.

Speed That Holds Up

Quick delivery and transparent pricing keep everything on track, without cutting corners or compromising quality

Clarity Without the Cost

Accurate drafting avoids late filings, missed references, and correction fees, saving time, effort, and unnecessary cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

The IDS process involves preparing and submitting an Information Disclosure Statement to the USPTO, listing prior art relevant to a patent application. It ensures the examiner is aware of all material references. Patent Drafting Catalyst offers expert IDS preparation services that simplify this process, ensuring accuracy and timely submission while maintaining full compliance with USPTO requirements to support smooth prosecution and avoid unnecessary delays or rejections.
The purpose of an information disclosure statement is to inform the USPTO of any known prior art or references relevant to the patentability of a claimed invention. Timely and accurate submission is crucial to fulfill the duty of disclosure. Patent Drafting Catalyst provides reliable information disclosure statement services, ensuring every reference is properly listed and formatted to reduce risk and streamline the prosecution process effectively.
An IDS should include bibliographic data of prior art references such as U.S. patents, foreign patents, and non-patent literature that may be relevant to the examination. Proper formatting and documentation are essential. Patent Drafting Catalyst’s IDS preparation service ensures all required documents are accurately listed and organized to meet USPTO guidelines, helping clients avoid errors and ensure a smooth examination process.
An IDS must be filed within specific timeframes during prosecution, usually within three months of a communication from the USPTO or before the first office action. Missing deadlines may result in additional fees or rejection. Patent Drafting Catalyst’s IDS filing service helps clients meet these critical timelines with precision, ensuring timely submission and full compliance with procedural rules to maintain application integrity.
Yes, an IDS can be filed after a notice of allowance, but it requires a certification or a petition with a fee, depending on when the information was discovered. Late submissions must follow strict requirements. Patent Drafting Catalyst’s IDS preparation service assists with proper documentation and filing even in post-allowance stages, helping applicants navigate complex rules and keep their applications fully compliant
What is an IDS service? An IDS service involves the preparation, review, and filing of an Information Disclosure Statement with the USPTO, listing all relevant references. This service helps meet disclosure obligations while minimizing prosecution risks. Patent Drafting Catalyst offers a comprehensive information disclosure statement service, combining expertise with accuracy to support patent attorneys and applicants in maintaining USPTO compliance throughout the prosecution process.
Patent Drafting Catalyst is a trusted partner for IDS preparation, offering fast, accurate, and reliable support for filing information disclosure statements. Our IDS preparation service ensures that all references are documented properly and submitted within required deadlines. With deep knowledge of USPTO procedures and a commitment to quality, we help clients avoid unnecessary office actions and maintain a strong patent prosecution strategy.

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