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Draft A Provisional Patent Application Using Your Drawings

Name: Draft A Provisional Patent Application Using Your Drawings
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Learn to prepare your own USPTO provisional patent application using your patent drawings - A Very Unique Approach!

Created byAutrige Dennis

Last updated 6/2022

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What you'll learn

Student inventors will learn how to use their invention photos or professional patent drawings to explain their invention for a provisional patent application
Student inventors will first learn how to define their patent drawing invention or pictures for labeling
Student inventors will learn how to avoid labeling their patent drawings or invention pictures the wrong way
Using a sample patent drawing, student inventors will learn to label their patent drawing the right way by first adding reference names to the sample drawing.
Students inventors will also learn how to add reference numbers to go along with the reference names to their drawings. This part is very important
Finally student will learn how to use the valuable information gathered from their drawing as a bases for preparing their own provisional patent application.

Course content

6 sections • 16 lectures • 4h 55m total length

Introduction - The Secrets To Avoiding Strong Drawings & Weak Provisional Patent3:22
All those who enroll in this course will get a free copy of the book. Student Inventors who enroll in the course and live in the United States can also request a free hardcopy of the book. Just pay shipping.
How Patent Illustrators Prepare Your Patent Drawings4:32
In this course we show you how patent illustrators prep up your patent drawing and send it to you. A downloadable copy of the sample patent drawing is available for in the next lesson for all enrolled students. If you need us to prepare your patent drawing for your own invention please email us.
Defining Your Completed Patent Drawing for Labeling16:49
Define your provisional patent drawings by organizing front and back isometric views in a logical order, and label them with reference numbers, names, and lines per USPTO standards.
Avoiding The Wrong Way To Label Your Patent Drawing8:51
Learn to label patent drawings correctly for provisional applications by assigning unique reference numbers, avoiding duplicate and insufficient labeling, and fully explaining each part's function in the specification.

Adding detailed reference names to your patent drawing - Part 18:08
Plan and label patent drawings by grouping parts under a label for a four-piece facemask. Detail each part with precise names and use an isometric view to illustrate the invention.
Adding detailed reference names to your patent drawing - Part 23:36
Label the four main components on figure one and annotate each part in detail to explain the invention with frontside, bottom edge, left strap, and right strap.
Adding detailed reference names to your patent drawing - Part 37:29
Continue labeling the face grip band and face council in the provisional patent drawing, identifying topside, frontside, back side, nose cradle, chin cradle, and left and right strap openings.
Adding detailed reference names to your patent drawing - Part 48:09
Complete the detailed labeling of figure one by assigning reference names to the breathing compartment, zipper compartment, and air filter, illustrating their connections for a provisional patent drawing.
Adding detailed reference names to your patent drawing - Part 56:47
Label figure two and three in your provisional patent drawings by copying relevant names from figure one, identifying new parts like the front side, strap opening, and chain cradle.
Adding detailed reference names to your patent drawing - Part 67:58

Adding reference numbers to your patent drawing - Part 19:43
Learn to assign unique, sequential reference numbers to drawing parts in a provisional patent application, using bold labels, maintaining clarity across figures, and building a concise reference legend.
Adding reference numbers to your patent drawing - Part 210:12
Learn to add reference numbers to patent drawings, create a legend, and consistently label figures two and three by copying from figure one and assigning unique numbers.
Adding reference numbers to your patent drawing - Part 311:43
Learn to assign and reuse reference numbers across patent drawings, labeling only relevant parts, and explain product use by identifying every part that interacts with the product.

Requirements

There are no course requirement, just have an idea you want to learn to label and the course will help you break it down in an orderly manner
You can also learn the course just to be able to explain to someone who may need to know and who is willing to pay you for such information

Description

Step-by-step video course as you prepare your own strong USPTO provisional patent application document. This course was prepared by Autrige Dennis, Senior Patent Illustrator at ASCADEX website.

Welcome to ASCADEX Provisional Patent Help

If you have an invention and you want to take it to a patent pending status by filing a strong provisional patent application, you need this course. All Self-Filing Inventors Need This course and the accompanying free book before filing their provisional patent application. The course is a step-by-step guide to presenting, numbering, and explaining your invention drawings in your provisional patent application like the pros.

HOW CAN YOU BENEFIT FROM THIS COURSE WHEN PREPARING YOUR OWN PROVISIONAL PATENT APPLICATION? CONSIDER THIS...

- You have an invention idea you want to protect to patent pending status.

- You've researched steps to filing your own provisional patent application.

- You are now on the right track by visiting the ASCADEX Patent Illustrating Services and ordering your

patent illustrations or requesting information about patent drawings.

- We prepare a STRONG patent illustration for you that will explain your drawings well.

The fifth step is the most critical step -the task of Labelling & Explaining your drawings. Though you have a STRONG patent drawing, incorrectly labelling and explaining your drawings could lead to you filing an application with a STRONG drawing but a WEAK patent. This is something that many attorneys warned inventors about. This course is prepared to help you avoid that mistake.

With the use of a sample patent drawing and step by step explanation, the course guides you through the process of labelling and explaining your own drawings. Included also is a full eBook which includes a real-life provisional application sample to guide you through the process of completing your own invention project. An application prepared by someone like you.

Will You Be Using the Services of a Patent Attorney?

The course and the accompanying book and resources will help you prepare your document before you meet with the attorney so that you make the attorney's work easier and save you money.

Enroll in this course even before you order patent illustration as it will help you get the most from the patent illustrator.

Throughout the years, many inventors benefited from the valuable insight and information we gave them while preparing their patent illustrations. This video course and the bonus resources were prepared simply to equip inventors as they move on to the next step of preparing their patent application. With this comprehensive course and included resources, all inventors can now prepare a stronger provisional patent application attorney doing it themselves and are directed to honest and experienced patent attorneys when they need one.

This course is divided into 15 digestible lessons to make sure you get the best learning experience possible. The course is like a journey. We take an imaginary invention, build it together as if it was your own invention. Then we prepare the patent illustration together and later in the course, we prepare an ironclad provisional patent document based on the technique used to draw out the details from the invention. You can use the sample invention or you can use your own invention as you complete the course.

Once again, after completing this course, you will understand what goes into preparing a patent application document, and you will be well equipped to prepare and file your own provisional patent application with the US Patent Office.

Who this course is for:

Inventors, entrepreneurs, product designers and anyone who has an idea for a product and need to immediately protect it with a provisional patent application.
Beginner inventors preparing their own patent application, patent attorney learning to be a patent attorney
Inventors
intellectual property students
innovative business owners
patent agent learn the business of preparing a patent application

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Introduction4 lectures • 34min

Adding Reference Names To Your Patent Drawing6 lectures • 42min

Assigning reference numbers to your patent drawing3 lectures • 32min

Summary and preparing your patent drawing for submission to the patent office1 lecture • 10min

Learning the various parts of a provisional patent application specification1 lecture • 31min

Bonus Section1 lecture • 2hr 28min

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