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2. Patent Basics | USPTO

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   This section dives into more detail about how you can apply for a patent. It covers legal representation, deadlines, fees, and other essential parts of the process. Search for patents. Attorneys and agents. Types of patents. Types of applications. Examination process. Ready to file.

3. Patent process overview | USPTO

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   Preparing a patent application and engaging in the USPTO proceedings to obtain the patent requires knowledge of patent law and USPTO procedures. It also requires knowledge of the scientific or technical matters involved in the particular invention.

4. Patent essentials | USPTO

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   It’s possible to receive a patent on your own, but it’s much easier with help from us and qualified professionals. Take full advantage of the resources we (and they) provide. The patent process is a complex set of laws, regulations, policies, and procedures.

5. Applying for Patents | USPTO - United States Patent and Trademark...

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   To apply for a patent, you must file an application and pay required fees. You may wish to find a patent attorney or agent to help draft the description of the invention and claims, and any required drawings.

6. Patent Basics - United States Patent and Trademark Office

   www.uspto.gov/sites/default/files/documents/PatentBasics_UCR_11May2022.pdf

   First, you need an idea! Step 1. Present your idea Draft application. File application – The application is filed with the USPTO. You will need to file a sworn oath or declaration that you invented the invention described in the application. The patent application journey. St ep 4

7. Filing a patent application on your own | USPTO - United States...

   www.uspto.gov/patents/basics/using-legal-services/pro-se-assistance-program

   To obtain a patent is an undertaking that requires knowledge of patent laws and rules and office practice and procedures, as well as scientific or technical knowledge involved in the particular invention. Please see General Information, Attorneys and Agents for more information.