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How to Search By Patent Number

Need to locate a patent by its patent number?

Do you have a U.S. patent number in hand and want to find a copy of the full patent?

Here are quick ways to search by patent number, and then obtain the full text of the patent.

1. Go to the USPTO Number Search Site and enter your number in the search box.
(Example: 5,976,023 )

Search the USPTO Number Search Site HERE:

2. Go to the advanced patent search page of Google Patent Search and enter your number in the "Patent Number" search box.
(Example: 5976023)

Search Google Patent Search HERE:

3. Go to the Yahoo! site and enter the word "patent" and your patent number in the search box. The first result will be a Yahoo! Shortcut that will take you directly to the patent in the USPTO database
(Example: patent 5976023)

Search Yahoo! HERE:

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