InventHelp provides a wide range of services that include the invention submission, product creation and engineering review, business plan and branding development. InventHelp also can refer you to a patent attorney for a patent examination and preliminary approval. If you are uncertain of what to do next after completing a patent search, or if you have questions about the patentability of your invention, contact InventHelp for a confidential consultation. This company can offer valuable guidance for every step of the patent process from invention submission to patent examination and final approval.

InventHelp is a part of the Electronic Product Association (EPA), which represents the interests of the consumer and innovators in the global markets. The organization has been at the forefront of advocating for improved access to low cost technologies and inventions. At their web site, you will find valuable information on patents, trade shows, networking opportunities and other resources for inventors and companies.

To use InventHelp’s online inventor service, an inventor must register with the organization. Upon registration, the member will receive a username and password. This enables the member to login to the inventors’ tool bar, where they will perform an expedited search by entering the appropriate keywords. Once the keyword or phrase is entered, the system will return a list of matches related to that phrase.

At InventHelp, it is important for the consumer and innovator to understand that there are some time restraints related to patent searching. Because this is a paid service, InventHelp cannot perform mass inventorship searches for free. For those who are not familiar with the patent submission process, it may be beneficial to consider utilizing the services of a paid patent service to expedite the process of submitting a new invention to the US Patent and Trademark Office.

On the InventHelp website, you will also find helpful articles such as Tips for Bringing an Idea to Trial, which contains information regarding bringing an invention to market. This article was written to help provide a basic overview of bringing an invention to market. There is information about the time restraints related to bringing an invention to market, the types of documents necessary for successful patenting, and the types of expert witnesses that can be used to assist an inventor in bringing an invention to market.

For companies and individuals who are considering bringing an innovation to market, it is important for them to take advantage of the resources that are offered by InventHelp. This not only includes a wealth of information that will be helpful in bringing an invention to market, but also the resources that will be helpful in negotiating the creation and classification of an invention. Information on what documents are required for successful patenting and what expert witnesses may be required for successful prosecution of an idea are all available on InventHelp’s website.