Common mistakes to avoid when filing for a utility patent

Common mistakes to avoid when filing for a utility patent

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Common mistakes to avoid when filing a patent application
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Utility patent applications provide intellectual property protection and give you the sole power to stop anyone from manufacturing, marketing, or monetizing your original idea. The most common type of patents are utility patents, while design and manufacturing patents also exist. Utility patents are granted by the USPTO, or United States Patent and Trademark Office.
To be patentable, an innovation must meet the conditions of the patent. It should be new, useful, non-obvious and unpublished.
Utility patents cover the functional aspects of several types of inventions:
Machines: This includes products with moving parts.
Manufactured items: This includes products with no or few moving parts.
Processes: This includes software and business methods.
Compositions of matter: This includes compounds, mixtures and pharmaceuticals.
Types of Utility Patent Applications
There are different types of utility patent applications:
Immediately Filed Application: This is the first utility patent application related to this invention.
From a provisional application: You can file a provisional patent application before filing a full patent application within one year of the original filing date.
From a foreign application: This refers to a foreign patent application. You can file a patent application directly with another country. You can file an application with the USPTO within a year.
As a divisional application: The USPTO may decide that an application covers two inventions. So you can remove one from the original application and file a second application for this additional invention.

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