How to Write a Provisional Patent Application

You are then given the legal right to apply the words 'Patent Pending' to your project. More importantly, you will have your 'foot in the door' and you will be protected for exactly TWELVE months. Anyone that comes up with the same idea/invention -- or tries to copy YOURS -- will not be able do so. You are protected !

Once protected in this manner, you will be able to negotiate for royalties, signing fees, bonuses, etc. and have other people help move your dreams forward. Interested third parties may bid against one another to develop, produce, market and distribute you innovative new product or idea !

I know you are wondering if this is something that you can do yourself. An attorney will gladly charge you 800-2,400 dollars of your hard-earned money, and then ask you for all of your details about your great new idea. Many people don't trust ANYONE with their invention details -- and perhaps rightly so... you've no doubt heard the horror stories... Plus, there is not just ONE provisional patent application form to be filled out, . . . there are many forms! The trick is to KNOW which of the dozens/hundreds of forms available on the USPTO website that you actually need, and to complete ONLY those that you need. Wouldn't it be great to have guidance from someone that has "been there, done that"? Someone that could give you line-by-line directions and tell you just what to do?

Meet Ken Shields. He not only got the desired 'Patent Pending' status for his invention -- on the first try -- but also had the foresight to detail and document the process. It can save you countless hours of frustration, hair-pulling and hand wringing. Not only that, but if you are a prolific inventor or have more ideas you'd like to protect, this low-priced kit can be used to file an unlimited number of applications.

There are "free" provisional patent application kits available online -- and those that claim to be free. Many of these are simply teasers -- often for expensive software packages or services; some are not much more than glorified word processors !

I know that you are intelligent. The expression "(something for) free, is usually worth exactly what you paid for it" is something that I am sure you can relate to in your own past experiences.

Here's where your primary concern should be: TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE ! Do you want to save a few bucks to risk using a 'free example' of a provisional patent application ? Who is keeping that information up-to-date? Is it complete? Will it guarantee that you are awarded 'Patent Pending' status on first try? Of course not! . . . Using a 'free' kit might take you several "tries", back and forth between you, and the USPTO !!! thus wasting valuable time.

Remember, the most important first step, is getting your foot in the door - ASAP ! If you use a free kit, and don't get it right -- the first time -- you may lose forever the right to cash in on your idea....someone can BEAT YOU TO IT ! ! ! !

Besides, with a money back guarantee, your risk is non-existent. So ACT TODAY and protect your marketable idea or invention ! DON'T BE SORRY LATER! It's just too important to take a chance on "free" !