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Whether you need a utility patent to protect your invention or a design patent to protect your design, let us help you select the best option to protect your intellectual property.
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DESIGN PATENT APPLICATIONS
from $995
- Protect Appearnce Of Your Product
- Patent Pending Status
- Design Patent Drawings
- Electronic Filing
- Managed By Patent Attorney
PROVISIONAL PATENT APPLICATIONS
from $199
- Patent Pending Status For 12 Months
- Estabish Priority Filing Date
- Protect Your Invention
- Electronic Filing
- Managed By Patent Attorney
UTILITY PATENT APPLICATIONS
from $4000
- Apply For 20 Years Of Patent Rights
- Patent Pending Status
- Fully Prepared Patent Application
- Electronic Filing
- Managed By Patent Attorney
Apply for 20 years of protection for your invention. Always managed by a licensed patent attorney.
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Provided by Trademarks On Call®, the Patent Learning Center is for informational purposes only, not legal advice. Select a topic below to learn more about patents:
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Patenting your new and unique designs and inventions is the most effective way to protect and control your intellectual property. The primary types of patents issued by the U.S. Patent and Trademark (USPTO) are: 1) Design Patents, and 2) Non-Provisional Utility Patents. The type of patent you apply for depends upon the type of intellectual property you wish to protect. In addition, the Provisional Patent Application is a useful tool when seeking to protect an invention via a Non-provisional Utility Patent.
Utility Patents protect new and useful inventions. Inventions that may be protected include new processes, machines, methods of manufacture, business methods, compositions of matter, and even an improvement to an existing invention. Utility Patents have a term of 20 years.