Guidance For Nonprovisional Patent Applications

Successfully filing a nonprovisional patent application will allow you to obtain a permanent patent from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Unfortunately, this process can be extremely complex, and failing to do your due diligence can result in delayed or denied applications. Because of this complexity, it is highly recommended that you have a knowledgeable attorney who can guide you through the process.

At Boudwin Intellectual Property Law, LLC, we will thoroughly and accurately prepare a nonprovisional patent application that is legally sound and is written to your liking. Our intellectual property attorneys will communicate with you throughout the drafting process to ensure that your needs and goals are considered at every step of the process. You can learn more by calling our office now at 856-975-6241.

What Is A Nonprovisional Patent Application?

If an invention is “ready for patenting,” a nonprovisional patent application may be prepared that discloses and claims the invention in formal terms, and, optionally, that “claims priority” to one or more provisional patent applications. Unlike a provisional patent application, the nonprovisional patent application will issue into a patent once it is examined and allowed by the USPTO. The patent grants its owner legal rights to exclude other parties from making, using, selling or importing their invention into the United States for sale.

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You can start filing the nonprovisional patent application now by contacting our law firm. We help clients in the Philadelphia metropolitan area, North Carolina, and around the world. You can set up your free consultation now by calling us at 856-975-6241 or by sending us an email.