Vancouver, Washington

Patent attorneys in Vancouver

Vancouver, Washington is home to 32 USPTO-registered patent practitioners. Working with a local practitioner can streamline in-person meetings for invention disclosures, signing inventor declarations, and reviewing prior-art search results — but every USPTO practitioner is licensed to practice nationally, so a non-local choice is also valid. Local firms with the most USPTO-registered practitioners include Rylander & Associates, P.C., Law Office of Samuel Broda, and Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt.

Mark E. Beatty

Reg. 60623

Patent attorney

Rylander & Associates, P.C.

Vancouver, WA · 98660

360-750-9931

Kara L Blatt

Reg. 84382

Patent attorney

Vancouver, WA · 98684

503-871-8137

Samuel S Broda

Reg. 54802

Patent attorney

Law Office of Samuel Broda

Vancouver, WA · 98660

360-952-0710

Daniel J Buri

Reg. 61245

Patent attorney

Vancouver, WA · 98663

503-548-7833

Michael F. Cleary

Reg. 65677

Patent attorney

Vancouver, WA · 98661

360-433-8953

Graciela G. Cowger

Reg. 42444

Patent attorney

Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt

Vancouver, WA · 98660

360-694-7551

Iris Oren Cox

Reg. 52774

Patent attorney

Oreninc

Vancouver, WA · 98660

360-262-6969

Hugh Brian Davis

Reg. 33054

Patent attorney

Hewlett-Packard CO

Vancouver, WA · 98683

360-212-2624

Scott Kennedy Gallert

Reg. 51715

Patent attorney

Gallert Law

Vancouver, WA · 98661

509-995-1191

Austin W. Gardiner

Reg. 70394

Patent attorney

HP Inc.

Vancouver, WA · 98683

360-212-8500

Brian J Gustafson

Reg. 52978

Patent attorney

Gustafson IP

Vancouver, WA · 98685

415-462-3026

Bruce E Harang

Reg. 29720

Patent attorney

BHPATENT

Vancouver, WA · 98687

360-903-4693

Martin D Hash

Reg. 59431

Patent agent

Hash Enterprises, Inc.

Vancouver, WA · 98660

360-750-0042

Robert D Hoge

Reg. 55273

Patent attorney

Nautilus, Inc.

Vancouver, WA · 98683

360-859-5750

Walter William Karnstein

Reg. 35565

Patent attorney

Hewlett-Packard Compnay

Vancouver, WA · 98683-8556

360-212-8579

Kraig T. Kawada

Reg. 64608

Patent attorney

Vancouver, WA · 98662

360-828-9600

Sonya L Langsdorf

Reg. 60819

Patent attorney

Clark County District Court

Vancouver, WA · 98666-8806

360-397-6044

Brian Walter Leonard

Reg. 61105

Patent attorney

Vancouver, WA · 98685-2371

503-504-3878

Dennis P Lo

Reg. 72528

Patent agent

Vancouver, WA · 98663

360-356-4546

Lawrence J McClure

Reg. 44228

Patent attorney

VANCOUVER, WA · 98664

323-839-3644

Charles A Mirho

Reg. 41199

Patent attorney

FSP, LLC

Vancouver, WA · 98686

360-737-1748

Jordan E Morris

Reg. 68263

Patent attorney

Hewlett Packard Company

Vancouver, WA · 98683

360-212-5036

H Stanley Muir· III

Reg. 28245

Patent attorney

H. Stanley Muir III PLLC

Vancouver, WA · 98660

503-758-5494

David E Orr

Reg. 44988

Patent agent

Vancouver, WA · 98661

360-521-9756

Robert Anton Pasic

Reg. 64688

Patent agent

Vancouver, WA · 98664

360-904-9512

Philip A Pedigo

Reg. 52107

Patent attorney

Vancouver, WA · 98661

360-241-6858

James L Proctor· Jr.

Reg. 77230

Patent attorney

Vancouver, WA · 98685

717-701-2710

Bloor Redding· Jr

Reg. 31191

Patent agent

Vancouver, WA · 98664

360-281-8625

Julie L Reed

Reg. 35349

Patent attorney

Miller Nash

Vancouver, WA · 98660

360-619-7028

Kurt Marcus Rylander

Reg. 43897

Patent attorney

Rylander & Associates PC

Vancouver, WA · 98660

360-750-9931

Common questions

Do patent attorneys in Vancouver cost more than the national average?

Patent attorney fees vary primarily by experience and complexity of the invention, not by city. A typical provisional patent application in the US runs $1,500 to $5,000; a non-provisional utility filing runs $5,000 to $15,000. Hourly rates in Vancouver tend to track the broader Washington legal market.

How many USPTO practitioners list a Vancouver office?

32 USPTO-registered patent practitioners list a Vancouver mailing address on the OEDCI roster. You can sort by firm size and contact each directly using the phone numbers shown.

Can I work with a Vancouver practitioner remotely?

Yes. All filings happen through USPTO's electronic Patent Center — no in-person presence is required. A Vancouver-based practitioner is convenient for local inventor signings and in-person meetings but not a requirement for representation.