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- 5. Formal vs Provisional Patents Formal Provisional (PPA) • Most direct and hence, the • Lower costs than applying for shortest route to patent formal patent • Good for inventions with short • Good for inventions that are half-life such as electronics not fully developed and software • Good for keeping invention a • Good for inventions that are secret as long as possible (i.e. already or about to be for another year) launched in the market • Good for adding one year to • Any additions to the invention your patent life has to be re-filed (i.e. from 20 to 21 years) A later priority date to cover any new improvement
- 6. Advantages of Provisional Patent • Preserve priority date • Quick and inexpensive way to obtain a filing date right after the invention is conceived • One year delay allows the inventor/s to fully develop the invention before filing for a patent for the full invention
- 7. Advantages of Provisional Patent • One more year of patent protection • Patent pending status is granted during the provisional patent protection • Multiple provisional patents can be filed and consolidated into one provisional patent
- 8. Limitations of Provisional Patent • Increased total cost in patent application • Invention has to be disclosed (but will be kept confidential from public) • Potential loss of trade secrets • If inventor misses the 1 year deadline of filing for the formal patent, then the invention can no longer be patented.
- 9. How to apply for PPA • Cannot be filed online under USPTO • Fill in the following provided by USPTO – provisional cover sheet and – fee transmittal form • Have to be written and completed by – you or – a professional patent agent.
- 10. Writing your Provisional application • Claims not required (but advised to include broad claims) • Description + Drawings • Should be clear and concise to be understood by skilled personnel in the field of invention • Should not anything that you want to include as trade secret
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