Prosecution Insights
Prosecution Insights
Tech Center 2600 • Art Units: 2611 2612 2614 2616 2628 2679 2699
This examiner grants 78% of resolved cases
Daniel F. Hajnik is an examiner in Art Unit 2611 and Tech Center 2600, where he has handled 794 resolved cases. His allowance rate of 78.1% shows a consistent pattern of granting patents. The median time to allowance is 1051 days, which reflects a standard prosecution timeline for the large volume of 794 cases in his portfolio. In Art Unit 2611, the combination of a 78.1% allowance rate and the recorded pendency highlights a predictable path to grant.
An interview lift of 21.0% suggests that engaging with the examiner is an effective strategy. This lift can significantly improve the baseline allowance rate, making it a recommended step for practitioners facing difficult rejections. The 1051 days to allowance indicates that while the process is steady, the 21.0% lift offers a way to potentially resolve issues more effectively. Direct communication appears to be a valuable tool for navigating the 2600 tech center and achieving a positive outcome for pending applications.
| App # | Title | Status | Assignee |
|---|---|---|---|
| 19094492 | Face-Based Auto Exposure for User Enrollment | Non-Final OA | Apple Inc. |
| 18781885 | SYSTEMS, DEVICES, AND METHODS FOR AUDIO PRESENTATION IN A THREE-DIMENSIONAL ENVIRONMENT | Non-Final OA | Apple Inc. |
| 18182173 | Shared Space Boundaries and Phantom Surfaces | Non-Final OA | Apple Inc. |
| 18817438 | SCENE BUILDER | Non-Final OA | Target Brands, Inc. |
| 18527933 | DIRECTIONAL FLOW AXIS OBJECT CONTROL | Final Rejection | Adobe Inc. |
| 18685816 | IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS AND IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD | Non-Final OA | MEDIT CORP. |
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