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Provisional Patent to Establish Patent Pending Status

How to Use a Provisional Patent to Establish Patent Pending Status

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Understanding Provisional Patents A provisional patent application allows you to secure an early filing date and obtain “patent pending” status for your invention. This temporary measure is crucial for protecting your idea while you finalize your non-provisional patent application. Benefits of Patent Pending Status 1. Early Protection Filing a provisional patent application gives you an […]

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Common Mistakes in Provisional Patent Applications and How to Avoid Them

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Understanding the Importance of Provisional Patents A provisional patent application is a crucial step in protecting your invention. It allows you to establish an early filing date and provides a “patent pending” status. However, common mistakes can undermine the effectiveness of your application. Understanding these pitfalls and how to avoid them is essential for securing

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Provisional Patent to Establish Patent Pending Status

How Can I Find Out if My Idea Is Truly Original and Patentable?

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Understanding the Importance of Originality To secure a patent, your invention must be original, meaning it has not been previously disclosed or patented. Ensuring originality is a crucial step in the patent process, as it can save you time and resources by preventing unnecessary rejections. Steps to Determine Originality and Patentability 1. Conduct a Thorough

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Invention Not Eligible for a Patent

Why Is My Invention Not Eligible for a Patent and How Can I Change That?

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Understanding Patent Eligibility To qualify for a patent, your invention must meet specific criteria set by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). These criteria ensure that only unique and non-obvious inventions receive patent protection. Failing to meet these standards is a common reason why many patent applications get rejected. Common Reasons for Patent

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The Queen is NOT Amused Oprah Winfrey’s Harpo Productions Sues Podcast for Brand Dilution

The Queen is NOT Amused: Oprah Winfrey’s Harpo Productions Sues Podcast for Brand Dilution

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If you’re a longtime reader of my articles, you follow my website, or you’ve read my books Escaping the Gray and Think and Grow Rich For Inventors, you likely have already noticed that Oprah Winfrey is one of my personal heroes. She started out being raised by a single teenage mother on welfare and used

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