Learning how to do a patent search is a critical skill for any inventor. Patent searching reveals the limit on the patent you can get for your invention that is the prior art. The prior arts are the sum total of the all published papers, the published paper, patents and patent application available to the [...]
When you are finally done with your invention and then your patent is on file. The United Patent and Trademark Office not only wants you to give you a patent but you have to face the office action regarding Office Action. You have to work past the office action patent rejection by making your case [...]
And what is to be put up in the utility, design, the provisional patent application is very important as all require similar elements but the utility patent application have the most requirements. The application of patents generally consists of the complete application, drawing and the filing fee, the oath or declaration. Oath or Declaration you [...]
Why Section 103? Under Section 103, a patentable invention must be a non-obvious improvement over prior art, thus a rejection under this section means an examiner consider an invention at issue to be obvious. A Section 103 can be very tricky, because often the prior art, that allegedly teaches the invention at the issue is [...]
By understanding some basic critical information at the outset of substantially raise the chances of succeeding. This is not to say that you wont make mistakes are inevitable. You will, however make fewer mistakes if you give thoughful consideration to what is you are attempting to do. Find Your Passion as an Inventor: If you [...]
As demanded by Trump White House, the USPTO has continued the process of removing regulations that are "potentially outdated, unnecessary, ineffective, costly, or unduly burdensome to both government and private sector operations. In this newest proposal, the office proposes eliminating the followings; 37 CFR 1.79: which prohibits reservation clauses.i.e. it prohibits a pending patent application [...]
