Duration to get patent

[ideaboy]

Attached with this posting is a patent document - US8744745B2. Lets assume I have translated my idea into a document similar - in terms of content description, depth, structure and organization - to the US8744745B2. If I give my document to you:

Questions:
1. How long does it take to get a patent?
2. What will be the fee associated with getting a patent through your organization?
3. Does your organization provide any other services such as, coming up with CAD drawings?

PS: I couldn't attach my document because of the size. One can easily get the document by following the following steps:
1. In google search type : "google patents"
2. Click on the google patents link
3. Type the patent number: US8744745B2

[Brad]

Hi,

1.  The average time from filing a non-provisional to patent issue is about 2-3 years.  This is because the patent office has a major backlog of cases they are working through.  If you want to pay more money ($1000-$2000 upfront) you can shorten this time to a 3-9 months.

2.  If you want us (Patentfile, LLC) to write and file a non-provisional for you, our fees range from $3,500 - $6,000 depending on the type of technology.  See green table here:
https://patentfile.org/packages/

3.  We provide patent drawings under our full service or "premium package" which are black and white line drawings.  These are professional drawings done by a patent draftsman.

Thank you,
Brad

[ideaboy]

Thanks Brad