Last Updated (Tuesday, 28 October 2008 11:29)
We are so confident you will pass the patent bar using TAPRE Course that we guarantee it! If you do not pass, simply send us your course, your failure notice from Prometric, and a signed statement (available by mailing This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) within 7 months of the purchase date and we will refund your complete purchase price (less shipping and handling). You have nothing to lose and the most efficient and pain-free preparation for the patent bar to gain!
Last Updated (Thursday, 12 March 2009 10:13)
For a limited time, save 25% off TAPRE Course, a complete home-study patent bar course. Click here for more details.
Last Updated (Saturday, 14 February 2009 16:22)
TAPRE Course patent bar flash cards are now available separately from the complete patent bar course. Whether you are taking a patent bar course or creating your own study plan, these flash cards will help you to memorize the essential material for the patent bar. No matter how fast you are at finding answers in the MPEP, the complexity and time constraints of the exam require that you memorize many key areas if you want to pass. These areas are all covered in the flash cards. And, for a limited time, you get the flash cards for 25% off the retail price of $59.99 - you pay only $44.99 (plus $3.99 shipping and handling in the continental U.S.).
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Last Updated (Tuesday, 30 December 2008 14:48)
Many people ask how many hours you need to prepare to take the patent bar. The answer depends on several factors including your experience thus far with patent law. While no general answer may be able to address the many individual situations, one thing is clear. Because of the way TAPRE Course is structured, you will need less time to prepare for the patent bar using TAPRE Course than other courses. Three aspects of the structure help make TAPRE Course the most efficient way to prepare.
Last Updated (Tuesday, 28 October 2008 10:44)
There are three requirements an applicant must establish to be admitted to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office (the Office):
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