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Celanese Eva Performance Polymers LLC

3 maintenance fees come due in the 12 months from Nov 15, 2026, the next on Jan 4, 2027. Unpaid by Jul 6, 2027, that one lapses early.
A maintenance fee does not end a patent on its due date. It falls due at 3.5, 7.5 and 11.5 years from grant, and the patent lapses only if the fee is still unpaid at the end of the six month grace period that follows.
PatentTitleHolderStatusFee dueLapses if unpaidExpiresConfidence
US 11,690,806Implantable Device for Sustained Release of a Macromolecular Drug Compound
In force
Fee due Jan 4, 2027
Lapses if unpaid Jul 6, 2027
 · High confidence
Celanese Eva Performance Polymers LLCIn forceJan 4, 2027Jul 6, 2027High confidence
US 11,690,807Implantable Device for Sustained Release of a Macromolecular Drug Compound
In force
Fee due Jan 4, 2027
Lapses if unpaid Jul 6, 2027
 · High confidence
Celanese Eva Performance Polymers LLCIn forceJan 4, 2027Jul 6, 2027High confidence
US 11,951,215Implantable Device for Sustained Release of a Macromolecular Drug Compound
In force
Fee due Oct 9, 2027
Lapses if unpaid Apr 10, 2028
 · Medium confidence
Celanese EVA Performance Polymers LLCIn forceOct 9, 2027Apr 10, 2028Medium confidence
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