Idaho residents have access to a host of unique resources and assistance in their state. Certain libraries are designated as Patent and Trademark Resource Centers (PTRC), which provide resources and trained staff to help customers use and understand USPTO information and filing systems. Additionally, our Rocky Mountain Regional Outreach Office provides additional support and resources for customers in the Rocky Mountain region of the United States.
We suggest calling ahead of your visit for hours of operation, services, and fees.
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Patent Pro Bono Program
Idaho inventors are served by University of Idaho College of Law Patent Pro Bono Program, part of the USPTO's nationwide pro bono program that matches inventors who qualify (based on income) with volunteer attorneys and patent professionals that will help you file your patent application.
Law school clinics
Idaho inventors and entrepreneurs can obtain free legal help for trademark matters by contacting:
- University of Idaho College of Law at trademarks@uidaho.edu
In addition to the law school clinic listed above, there are 19 law school clinics that provide free patent and trademark services to all residents of the United States regardless of location.
Network with inventor and entrepreneur organizations in your state
Inventor clubs and organizations can be a great way to connect with local inventors and entrepreneurs and open more doors to resources and opportunities. Below are a list of organizations in Idaho. If you represent an inventor group or nonprofit and would like to have your organization listed here, please email RockyMountain@uspto.gov.
East Idaho Inventors Forum
208-346-6763
Attorneys General
Statehouse
Boise, ID 83720-1000
www2.state.id.us/ag
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