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What does a provisional patent application allow?

A provisional patent application is not an actual patent. A provisional patent application is a cheap and fast way to gain protection on an invention for 12 months and allows the inventor to test and perfect a concept prior to filing a full patent.

Does USPTO accept color drawings?

Color drawings are acceptable in US patent applications, but not in international applications (see PCT Rule 11.13). For utility applications, the following are required for submitting color drawings [see see 37 CFR 1.84(a)(2)]:

Can you add drawings to a provisional patent?

Though there is no mandate from the patent offices to include drawings as part of your provisional patent application, it is always advisable to supplement your application with drawings. This is because drawings not only describe your invention accurately but also broaden the scope of your invention.

Can you file color drawings in a provisional patent application?

The answer is YES! if a petition is granted explaining why the color drawings or photographs are necessary for illustrating the claimed invention. Under 35 U.S.C. 113, the Applicant for a patent must furnish a drawing where necessary for the understanding of the subject matter to be patented.

Can you file color drawings in a PCT application?

All lines in the drawings must, ordinarily, be drawn with the aid of a drafting instrument and must be executed in black, uniformly thick and well-defined lines. Color drawings are not acceptable. PCT Rules 11.10 to 11.13 contain detailed requirements as to further physical requirements of drawings.

Can you use pictures instead of drawings for provisional patent?

If you file with photographs when drawings would have adequately depicted the subject matter; you could be required to convert the photographs to line art. When filing photographs, be sure to describe the images as photographs instead of drawings in the description. Photographs described as drawings could be rejected.

Are patent images copyrighted?

The website of the United States Patent and Trademark Office states that the text and drawings of a patent are typically not subject to copyright restrictions, and similar views have been published by patent attorneys.

How do you patent an image?

Generally, you trademark an image by applying to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and getting your application approved for registration. Trademarking with the USPTO is a legal process that usually takes about 12 months. So, the sooner you start trademarking your image the better.

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