Your Invention Is "Patent Pending" and Protected in 4 Easy Steps!
Brian R. Rayve		My name is Brian R. Rayve, an attorney and former product development manager who helps inventors protect and make money from their inventions and new product ideas.

Many inventors have their ideas "ripped-off" each year because they didn't lock-in "patent pending" in time. Don't let this happen to you!

You can lock-in "patent pending" for your invention for one full year by filing a utility patent application. This means that you are able to discuss your invention with others, evaluate its commercial potential and seek funding.

Don't be like the inventor of the "crossover exhaust system" now used on all NASCAR race cars who came to me too late to get a patent which likely cost him millions of $$$'s.

Time's a wastin'... don't wait 'till someone rips off your invention to realize you should have gotten "patent pending"... especially when the opportunity to do so easily, quickly, and inexpensively is right in front of you now.

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What is our easy 4 step process?

Step 1 - Complete the Easy One-Page Form.

Simply enter some basic information about your yourself and your invention. This takes about 5-10 minutes to complete. Your information is guaranteed to remain confidential.

Step 2 - Securely Pay Our Low $997.00 $477.00 Patent Preparation Fee By Major Credit Card.

Following completion of the form online in step 1, you will be directed to a secure shopping cart for making payment using any major credit card.

Step 3. We Create Your Provisional Patent Application.

We carefully review your answers on the form and any sketches or photos you might send us and completely prepare your provisional patent application in accordance with U.S. Patent Laws.

• You review your prepared patent application, sign an inventor filing document, write a check directly to the U.S. Patent Office for the $110.00 filing fee, enclose everything in the Express Mail envelope, and mail it via U.S. Postal Service Express Mail.
  
  
• You get "patent pending" the day your application is filed for one (1) full year. Note that you must have a "utility patent application" prepared and filed within the one (1) year "patent pending" period that claims priority of your provisional patent application to keep the filing date of your provisional patent application.

Step 4. Post-Filing.

Once your application has received, the U.S. Patent Office will issue an Official Filing Receipt with your serial number and filing date directly to you, typically within about four to six weeks of you filing your patent application.

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