Re: Becoming a Patent Agent

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My boyfriend did it just by studying the MPEP and 37 CFR. He
also went to the law library every day for months and sat in
the reserve reading room, pouring over Patent Practice,
otherwise known as the Kayton treatise. Of course, former
editions of the Kayton treatise were authored by our patent law
professor, Sam Sutton, so that might have helped.

You might also want to purchase a book by Raj Abhyanker, which
is available on Amazon.com for about $25. It is a guide to
taking the Patnet Bar. He breaks it down very well.

On 4/16/03, Etwe Yedepaa wrote:
> On 4/15/03, Huey Dixon wrote:
>> I am planning to become a patent agent...eventually a
>> patent attorney. I currently have a BS in Electrical
>> Engineering and 15 years of hardware and software design
>> and development experience. I am planning to take the
>> October 15th exam (as described by USPTO), but I do not
>> know what I need to study to prepare for the exam. USPTO
>> tells me that there are private organizations that offer
>> prep classes for the test, but they won't tell me who they
>> are. Do you have any idea? Are there prep manuals out
>> there? Or should I just study 37 CFR and MPEP?
>>
>> --Huey
>
> This the best
> http://www.patentresources.com/

Re: Becoming a Patent Agent, 6/22/03, by Alun Palmer.

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