Provisional Patents Made Easy: Secure Your Invention in 5 Simple Steps!
Learn how to protect your invention with a Provisional Patent Application (PPA)! This infographic breaks down the benefits, step-by-step drafting process, and next steps after filing. Gain u201cPatent Pendingu201d status, secure your idea affordabl
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PROCESS FOR CONDUCTING PROVISIONAL PATENT A STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE WHAT IS A PROVISIONAL PATENT? A provisional patent application (PPA) is a temporary patent filing that gives inventors 12 months to refine their invention and file a non-provisional patent. WHY FILE A PROVISIONAL PATENT? Secures "Patent Pending" Status Protects your idea while developing it Cost-Effective Lower initial filing fees compared to non-provisional patents Gives You Time 12 months to finalize your invention and file a full patent PROVISIONAL PATENT DRAFTING PROCESS 1. Document Your Invention Describe how it works Include sketches, prototypes, or technical details ? 2. Write a Detailed Description Cover all variations and functionalities Ensure clarity and completeness ? 3. Add Drawings & Diagrams Visuals help clarify the invention's structure and purpose ? ? 4. Conduct a Patent Search Check existing patents to avoid conflicts ? 5. Draft and File Your Application Use the USPTO s online system Ensure all required details are included WHAT HAPPENS AFTER FILING? 12-Month Deadline Convert to a non-provisional patent within 12 months No Formal Examination The USPTO does not review a PPA for patentability Possible Modifications You can adjust details before the full patent filing ? ? ? Tip: Work with a patent professional to strengthen your patent application! For expert help with provisional patent drafting, visit Invention IP. www.inventionip.com
