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If you are thirteen and you want to patent your idea for a kids TV cartoon what can you do?
Then what is making you think so much, just do it if you believe in your idea.
Can I patent an idea without a prototype"?
No, you cannot patent an idea without a prototype. A prototype is typically required to demonstrate the functionality and feasibility of the idea in order to obtain a patent.
Can InventHelp help me patent my idea?
Yes, InventHelp can assist you in the process of obtaining a patent for your idea.
Is there a do-it-yourself guide on how to patent a new type of motor?
Getting a patent is a great idea to protect your idea. You can apply for a patent online www.InventionHome.com.
How can you get a patent on an idea?
To get a patent on an idea, you need to file a patent application with the relevant government agency, such as the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). This application should include a detailed description of your idea and how it is unique and innovative. The patent office will review your application to determine if your idea meets the criteria for patentability. If approved, you will be granted a patent, giving you exclusive rights to your idea for a certain period of time.
Protection of an inventor's idea?
It's called a "patent" :)
How do you get your patent to teach your kids how to do homework?
You get a patent at the patent office, but you can't really get one for teaching kids how to do homework. Teachers do that all the time without patents.
Can I use someone else's idea if the patent for it is pending?
Yes, but as soon as the patent is granted, you can no longer use the idea.
How do I patent an idea I had?
There are many companies out there that will tell you how to get a patent, however, most are scams. You can apply for a patent with the US Patent Office at www.uspto.gov.
Where can one find information on how to patent your idea?
There are many ways one can find out about information on obtaining a patent on an idea. This includes obtaining the help of a patent attorney or asking in forums.
You have an idea for an educational computer program but you are not a program designer can you patent your idea for the game or do you have to first make the program before seeking a patent?
The U.S. has a 'working provision' patent law that requires you to exploit a patent or forfeit the patent. Second, patents are really expensive.
How does one get paid for an idea?
Apply for a patent on the idea. You can check with a patent attorney, or Google "Patents", which should steer you in the right direction.
