After Assisted Filing: Confirm the USPTO Receipt, Not Just the Payment

Keep the platform service payment separate from official USPTO records. Confirm the application number, filing date and acknowledgment receipt directly in Patent Center. Retain the government fee receipt separately. Administrative status should reflect verified submission evidence, not a finished remote conversation. Discuss subsequent deadlines with a qualified practitioner; an acknowledgment does not establish patentability or grant rights.

Assisted Filing for your existing draft

GetQuickPatent offers standalone Assisted Filing for $79 for eligible inventors with an already drafted provisional application. Choose a preferred date and time after signing in; the assistant must confirm availability. USPTO government fees are separate. Use a desktop computer with Google Chrome and Chrome Remote Desktop installed, not a phone.

You remain in control

This service requires a reviewed draft and applicable personally signed documents, confirmed U.S. residence for all inventor-applicants and an ID.me-verified USPTO.gov account. Keep files on your computer for the authorized session. The assistant helps with administrative forms and uploads while you remain present, review, personally sign when legally permitted, submit and pay government fees privately. Do not generate a sharing code before the assistant is ready or send it by email.

Filing help is not a granted patent

GetQuickPatent provides administrative assistance and SI-assisted drafting where separately purchased, not legal advice, attorney representation or guaranteed acceptance. A service payment or booking is not USPTO filing. Verify the official receipt; a provisional application is not examined and does not itself become a granted patent. Consult a registered practitioner when the case requires professional representation.