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PATENT Q & A The United States Patent and Trademark Office holds on-line chat sessions. Here are the highlights of the question and answer sessions from those chats.

International Patent Filing ( 5 items ) » Questions and answers pertaining international patent filing. Inventor Help ( 7 items ) » Should you write the patent application yourself or use a patent attorney? Learn a little about the people inventors can trust. Types of Patents ( 8 items ) » Explore the types of patents and criteria for submitting them. Publication ( 3 items ) » Questions and answers pertaining to the publication of patent applications. Patent Claims ( 6 items ) » The patent application claims describe exactly what has been invented. They serve to "claim" the new features of it. Patent Prosecution ( 17 items ) » The prosecution includes the procedures that follow after a regular patent application is filed. Review common questions and answers pertaining to the patent prosecution period. Patentability ( 9 items ) » Determining whether or not your invention is patentable is a tricky ordeal. Explore patentability and FAQ pertaining to patentability in this section. Provisional Applications ( 14 items ) » Provisional applications are interim patent applications that many inventors find useful. Explore the in's and out's of provisional applications in this section. Patent Searching ( 8 items ) » A patent search should reveal whether or not the new invention is actually novel and nonobvious and will help to determine if it qualifies for a patent.

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