Prosecution Insights
Last updated: October 01, 2026

Examiner: AMIN, ALPA NILESH

Tech Center 1600 • Art Units: 1655

This examiner grants 50% of resolved cases

Analysis

Alpa Nilesh Amin is an examiner in Tech Center 1600 and Art Unit 1655. The data for this examiner is based on only 2 resolved cases. The allowance rate for these cases is 50.0 percent, which represents a balanced outcome for the limited sample available. The median days to allowance is 685, suggesting a relatively fast prosecution cycle for the cases that have reached a grant.

The interview lift is 0.0 percent. With only 2 resolved cases, the 50.0 percent allowance rate and 685-day median provide a limited but specific view of the examiner's early record. Practitioners should monitor for more data as it becomes available to see if these trends hold over a larger volume of cases. The 0.0 percent lift indicates that interviews have not yet shown a statistical impact on outcomes. Given the small sample size, applicants should approach these metrics as a preliminary snapshot of the examiner's performance in Tech Center 1600.

Written from this page's own data; every figure is computed from USPTO records and verified before publication.

Performance Statistics

50.0%
Allow Rate
-10.0% vs TC avg
21
Total Applications
+0.0%
Interview Lift
685
Avg Prosecution Days
Based on 2 resolved cases, 2023–2026

Rejection Statute Breakdown

16.7%
§101 Eligibility
18.5%
§102 Novelty
33.3%
§103 Obviousness
29.6%
§112 Clarity

Currently Pending Office Actions

App #TitleStatusAssignee
18693789 USE OF MULBERRY EXTRACT FOR IMPROVING SLEEP QUALITY AND/OR SUBSEQUENT BEHAVIOURAL OUTCOMES Non-Final OA SOCIETE DES PRODUITS NESTLE S.A.

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