Have you come up with a unique idea or invention? Can it be patented? You're not alone. Many inventors have brilliant concepts but aren't sure whether their ideas meet the requirements for patent protection. At Patent Services USA, we help simplify that question and guide you through the entire process of protecting what’s yours.
In this article, we’ll break down what makes an invention patentable and how we can help you take the proper next steps.
Your invention needs to fall into one of these categories:
In patent terms, this is referred to as novelty. If your invention has already been publicly disclosed—whether in a publication, online, or in a product—it likely won't qualify as new.
Even if your invention is new, it must also be non-obvious. It shouldn't be an expected improvement to someone skilled in the field.
Your invention must serve a practical purpose—whether solving a problem, improving a process, or enhancing functionality. It must work in a meaningful way.
Before you invest time and money into developing or protecting your idea, it’s crucial to understand whether it qualifies for a patent. Skipping this step can lead to wasted resources and missed opportunities.
That’s where we come in.
At Patent Services USA, we specialize in helping inventors like you turn ideas into protected, market-ready inventions. Here’s what we offer:
Not sure where to start? We’ll help you determine if your invention is likely to meet the patent eligibility standards.
We dig deep to uncover existing patents and prior art so you can move forward with confidence.
Our team helps prepare and file your application, ensuring it meets all USPTO requirements and provides your invention with the strongest possible protection.
Do you have a product idea that needs development or a market strategy? We also have resources available for that.
If you’ve been asking, “Is my idea patentable?”, we’re here to help you find out. With over a decade of experience and thousands of inventors served, Patent Services USA is your innovation partner.
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