Why should writing a patent abstract be a big deal? This question may occur to inventors who are drafting a patent application on their own. It’s obvious to think that when a patent abstract or abstract of the disclosure is only 150 words. Yes, you read it right. The USPTO guidelines say that your abstract[…]
Around the world, inventors find writing a provisional patent application an unnecessary step or an overhead. Since you have to file a non-provisional patent application anyway, what is the need for filing a provisional application? You can just file a non-provisional application, and be done with it. We wish the process could be simple. Directly[…]
Patent writing is the process to draft a patent application to get a patent grant. Inventors can get the benefits of their patents only if they are successfully able to patent their inventions. Getting a patent is a long process that involves various legal steps. Therefore, first, you have to submit a patent application to[…]
Writing a patent description is a tedious task, let alone drafting a complete patent application. Since you’ve clicked on this article, we think you’re aware of patents and their advantages. Simply put, patents protect your invention and give you some exclusive rights. However, to get a patent is not all plain sailing. If you don’t[…]
From its very initial state to a patent office, the journey of a patent application has various phases. Only a patent writer with a good experience can draft a patent application that is easy to understand. For instance, when a functioning machine can be seen, it’s slightly easy to comprehend how the machine works. In[…]