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UTBMS codes / IP expense codes

UTBMS IP Expense Codes

7 codes, E125-E131. Published by the LEDES Oversight Committee (LOC) in 2007.

Seven expense codes added for IP matters, published alongside the patent and trademark task codes.

When to use it: Patent and trademark disbursements: official fees, records, searching, drawings, translation, and late fees.

The full list: 7 codes

CodeNameDefinition
E125TranslationTranslation fees including preparation and keyboarding (typing) of documentation
E126DrawingsDrawings prepared by external draftsman
E127Patent and Trademark RecordsIncluding patent copies, priority documents, file histories and other intellectual property records obtained through third-party vendors
E128Searching and MonitoringSearching and Monitoring
E129Official Fees, excluding post-issuance patent maintenance, trademark renewal fees and late feesOfficial fees not otherwise identified above which are paid to governmental and quasi-governmental entities in connection with a pending application, including those paid to Patent and Trademark Offices, the World Intellectual Property, Notaries, consulates, and embassies.
E130Post-Issuance Patent Maintenance and Trademark Renewal FeesOfficial fees paid to a government agency in order to maintain an issued patent or trademark in force
E131Late FeesOfficial surcharge fees paid to a government agency in order to have a document entered into the record past an initial deadline, including Petition for Extension of Time and Information Disclosure Statement fees in the U.S.
utbms.com - LOC Patent Codes (expense schedule)

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