Patent Filing – Questions Related to "Patent Filing"
posted Tuesday 6 of December 2011 by kim
A. If your final office action indicates that something is allowable, or allowed, then yes, probably. Call the examiner and ask for ... view
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posted Sunday 4 of September 2011 by Jorja
A. To get a U.S. patent, you must file an application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. A patent application is a complex le... view
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posted Sunday 4 of September 2011 by Adam
A. Starting the Process
Step 1: Is your invention patentable?
Before you file for a patent, you should determine if your inven... view
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posted Sunday 4 of September 2011 by Dean
A. You should file in the country or countries in which patent protection is the most important to you, unless (1) you are a citizen ... view
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posted Sunday 4 of September 2011 by Benjamin
A. Since the rights granted by a patent extend only throughout the territory of the jurisdiction of the respective patent office and ... view
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Dr Patentsteins' Tips
When you think you might have an invention with sales potential, immediately discuss the idea with a registered patent practitioner | Ensure you sketch all significant elements of your invention on paper, writing as much detail and comments regarding its' operation | After creating any descriptions or sketching your invention, ensure a witness (or even two) sign the paper to support your claim |
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