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Date Posted: 13:23:17 03/27/01 Tue
Author: Chazman
Subject: You don't have to order a "freedom of information" request!
In reply to: Michaell 's message, "Re: Patent was changed, Yeah, and the "Checks in the Mail"" on 15:10:08 03/25/01 Sun

>I have done my own research and have
>found that yes the patent was updated. I have ordered
>a copy form the U.S patent office under the freedom of
>information act. I cant wait till it comes in.
>Knowing how slow gov. offices tend to be it may be a
>little while.
>

If you looked on the Patent website you can order a full copy of any patent without any form just by calling a 1-800 number and they will send you it in 7 days for $3.

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