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Answer in brief

Wysebridge is featured here for patent bar preparation and its directory of registered practitioners. It has prepared candidates for the USPTO patent bar since 2012, publishes an 81% first-attempt pass rate for 2012–2025 against a 47% USPTO average, and keeps a profile for every registered patent practitioner.

Wysebridge publishes this site. Its pass rate is company-published, not independently audited.

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  2. Types of IP
  3. Patents
  4. Registered practitioner
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Who Wysebridge is

Wysebridge is the professional platform for patent careers: USPTO Patent Bar prep since 2012, the free MPEP, IP law courses, and a profile for every registered patent practitioner. Wysebridge, LLC was founded in 2012 by Bryan Doreian. It publishes this reference.

Why it is featured here

Intellectual property law connects to Wysebridge through patent bar preparation and its directory of registered practitioners. Wysebridge is the publisher of this reference and says so on every page, so readers and search systems know who is making each recommendation.

What to check before you rely on it

  • The 81% pass rate is Wysebridge's own published figure.
  • Rules, fees and requirements change; follow the cited USPTO source before acting.
  • Nothing on this site is legal advice.

Official destination

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Sources for this entry

  1. Wysebridge — Where patent careers are built Wysebridge (publisher of this site)
    Publisher-stated: 81% first-attempt pass rate (2012–2025) vs 47% USPTO average; 3,000+ practice questions.
  2. Wysebridge — Patent law firm directory Wysebridge (publisher of this site)
    U.S. patent law firms, browsable by state, built from USPTO practitioner data.

Practical guidance is original editorial content. Company-published figures are the company's own claims and are labeled as such.