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ExaminerDifficulty
Frank S. Hou169267.0%Hard
Jason E. Flick378388.0%Average
Nizal S. Chandrakumar162575.9%Average
Dennis H. Pedder361290.6%Favorable
Mohammed S. Alawadi372585.5%Average
Nathan L. Van Sell178358.5%Very Hard
Raymond Alejandro175287.6%Average
Cameron Kenneth Miller173175.6%Average
Kyle Walraed-Sullivan363576.0%Average
Christopher E. Dunay287590.7%Average
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What is a patent examiner's allowance rate?
The share of an examiner's disposed applications that issued as patents (sometimes called grant rate). Across our 2021–2025 dataset the USPTO average is 82.1%, but individual examiners range from under 20% to over 95%, which is why looking up your examiner matters before you respond.
How do I find out who my patent examiner is?
The examiner's name appears on the first page of every office action, and in USPTO Patent Center under your application once it is docketed to an art unit.
Where does this examiner data come from?
Statistics are computed by Boundly Prosecution Intel from USPTO Patent Center (formerly PAIR) file wrappers, filing years 2021–2025, updated monthly.
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Yes. Public profiles are free with no login. Full file-wrapper detail, including office action text, winning arguments, amendments, and claim redlines, is available in the app with a free trial.

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Examiner statistics are compiled from public USPTO records (Patent Center) for informational purposes only. They describe historical prosecution patterns, are not legal advice, and do not predict outcomes in any specific matter. Consult a licensed patent attorney or agent about your application.