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If you’ve developed a new invention but are not yet ready for a full patent filing, a Provisional Patent Application (PPA) is the ideal first step. It allows you to secure an early filing date and claim “patent pending” status, giving you time to refine your invention, test your concept, or attract investors before the formal patent filing.
At Your Legal Assistant, we help inventors and businesses prepare all the documentation required for a USPTO-compliant provisional patent filing. Our team of trained paralegals and legal document specialists ensures your invention disclosure is clear, detailed, and properly formatted for submission.
Our process is efficient, confidential, and fully aligned with USPTO standards:
1. Understanding Your Invention: We start by reviewing your invention details, technical specifications, and supporting materials to ensure complete understanding before drafting.
2. Drafting the Provisional Specification: Our team prepares a detailed and clear technical description of your invention, outlining its functionality, novelty, and industrial application.
3. Preparing Required Documents: We organize all necessary USPTO forms, supporting drawings, and cover sheets for your provisional application.
4. Review and Approval: You’ll receive a complete draft package for review. You can suggest edits or clarifications before finalizing the application.
5. Submission Support: Once approved, we guide you through the process of submitting your Provisional Patent Application directly to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) under your name.
(Please note: as a non-U.S. legal support provider, we assist only in preparation and organization. The final submission must be done by you or through a licensed U.S. patent attorney or agent, in compliance with USPTO regulations.)
1. What is a Provisional Patent Application (PPA)?
A PPA is a temporary filing with the USPTO that establishes your priority date and allows you to claim “patent pending” status for 12 months while you prepare a full (non-provisional) application.
2. How long does a provisional patent last?
A provisional application is valid for 12 months. You must file a corresponding non-provisional patent applicationwithin that time to retain your filing date.
3. What do I need to provide for the filing?
You’ll need to share your invention description, drawings (if applicable), inventor details, and any specific technical details related to your innovation.
4. Can you help me file the application with the USPTO?
Yes, we can assist you in preparing and organizing your provisional application for USPTO submission. However, the final filing must be done by you (the applicant) or a licensed U.S. patent attorney/agent in compliance with U.S. regulations.
5.Can you help me file the application with the USPTO?
Yes. Once the search is complete, we can assist in preparing and organizing all the documents required for filing a provisional or non-provisional patent application. The final submission to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) must be made either by you (the applicant/inventor) or through a licensed U.S. patent attorney or agent.
Ready to protect your invention idea?
Get started with a professionally prepared Provisional Patent Application that secures your priority date and gives you peace of mind.
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