- Basis
- Applications filed at the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
- Examination
- Publicly available patent records may be independently verified through USPTO systems where applicable.
Evidence center
Each claim, next to what supports it.
A public claim is worth what its basis is worth. Every institutional claim CIVITERA makes is set out below together with the record behind it and where that record can be examined without relying on the company to interpret it.
The record
What is claimed, and on what basis.
Nothing appears in this table that cannot be traced to a record outside this site.
- Basis
- Filed at the USPTO under Serial No. 99723160 and published for opposition on 1 September 2026.
- Examination
- Current status may be verified through USPTO TSDR.
- Basis
- CIVITERA GovTech Inc. is incorporated in the State of Delaware, United States.
- Examination
- Corporate registration may be examined through Delaware corporate records.
- Basis
- The office leads the company’s intellectual-property strategy and institutional development.
- Examination
- Corporate identity is published; personal information and inventorship are not.
Figures
What each published number counts.
Two figures appear across this site. They measure different things, and one is never used as evidence for the other.
- 19 applications
- Filed and pending U.S. patent applications at the United States Patent and Trademark Office. All are pending examination. Grant is determined by the office, not by the company.
- 17 profiles
- Public technology profiles published on this site. A profile is a communication artefact describing a technology position; it is not a filing record, and the count does not correspond to the application count above.
Approach
Why the record is presented this way.
The same standard CIVITERA builds into the technologies it licenses is applied to the company’s own public statements.
A public claim is worth what its basis is worth. Each claim here is stated together with what supports it and how it can be checked.
The record supporting a claim should be examinable without relying on CIVITERA to interpret it. Where a public system holds the record, that system is the reference.
The technologies CIVITERA licenses are built so an institution can establish what a system did and under whose authority — the same standard applied here to the company’s own claims.
Material that cannot be published is named rather than hidden, and released to qualified counterparties under executed confidentiality arrangements.
Material that cannot be published — including filing detail, prosecution material, and estate documentation — is listed on the verification page and released only to qualified counterparties under executed confidentiality arrangements. Publicly available patent records may be independently verified through USPTO systems where applicable. Information concerning non-public applications is provided through controlled verification procedures to qualified counterparties.
Examination
Examine the record.
Public records can be checked directly. Non-public filing information is verified under controlled procedures with qualified counterparties.