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Can anyone call himself or describe or hold himself out as, a "patent agent", "patent attorney" etc. even though he is not registered?

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No, in Singapore, an individual would only be allowed to describe or hold oneself out as a "patent agent" or "patent attorney" when the individual is registered and has obtained a practising certificate.

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