Provisional Patent vs Utility Patent
If you’re like most of the visitors who visit Patent Rebel, you might be wondering: what is the difference between a provisional patent and a utility patent. The USPTO offers…
Getting a Patent on Your Own
If you have an invention that you want to patent but don’t want to pay a huge amount of money to an attorney, you do have the option of patenting…
What is the Best Intellectual Property Protection?
The USPTO offers several different forms of intellectual property (IP) protection. So, as an owner of an intellectual property, which form of intellectual property protection should you choose? We will…
Provisional vs Nonprovisional Patent (What is the Difference)
If you have an invention that you want to patent, you may be wondering whether you should protect it using a provisional patent or a nonprovisional patent. While there is…
How Long Does a Provisional Patent Take to Get?
Whether you’ve finished working on your invention or you’re still working on it, you might be wondering about protecting it with a provisional patent. We are here to tell you…
Provisional Patent
Provisional Patent (Provisional Patent Application) A provisional patent, correctly known as a provisional patent application is a type of patent application filed at the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark…
How to Get a Provisional Patent?
How to Get a Provisional Patent? If you’re an inventor and you want to protect your invention or start using the words “patent pending” you can do so by submitting…
Do Provisional Patent Applications Get Published?
Whether you’ve already filed a provisional application or you’re thinking about filing one, you may be wondering whether the USPTO (The United States Patent and Trademark Office) publishes provisional patent…
What is the Benefit of a Provisional Patent?
If you’re an inventor and you’re working on an awesome invention, you might be wondering about patenting your invention. You may have done some research and you may have come…
Can a Provisional Patent Be Sold?
Inventors often obtain a provisional patent before applying for a (regular) nonprovisional utility patent because provisional patent applications require less work to prepare and generally cost less. So, a question…
