InventHelp provides a wide variety of consulting services that save inventor’s time, money and frustration, including: Submitting new inventions to eligible companies. Submitting modifications to existing inventions. Building prototypes. Providing patent references. Building and submitting business plans.

InventHelp provides patent searchers with relevant inventhelp data. The inventhelp database contains patent resources, such as Inventors Secrets, which provides detailed information on named inventors, patent applications, granted patents, and prior art publications. InventHelp also has a great deal of valuable content related to inventions. This includes: Tips on naming new inventions. Information and guidance on filing for new patents.

Additionally, InventHelp is an excellent source for prior art related literature. This includes prior art indexes that give the invention filing and prosecution date ranges. InventHelp is also an invaluable resource for obtaining patent references. This includes locating and referencing valuable books, articles, and other resources.

InventHelp is committed to providing fast, effective service. InventHelp’s patent attorneys screen all submitted inventions. They perform a thorough original review of each invention. Only the best inventions are reviewed. Once the original review is performed, the inventors are notified of their invention’s suitability for patenting by contacting a qualified patent attorney.

If an invention is not eligible for patenting, InventHelp will assist the client in determining the viability of their invention for future lamentations. Specifically, they will assist the client in determining whether a “click through” should be allowed for prior art purposes. Inventurers submitting an “As-Is” invention will not be able to obtain patent protection for their invention because such an invention is not patentable. However, if a client believes that a “click through” must be permitted, they should contact an InventHelp patent attorney.

InventHelp is a fantastic resource for new inventors and researchers. They provide the assistance needed to obtain the protection needed for their inventions. Many people turn to InventHelp when they need guidance and assistance in securing protection for their inventions. It is unfortunate, but sometimes it can be difficult to determine what technology and process infringe upon the rights of others. Unfortunately, this is a necessary step for ensuring the successful future of your new invention.

Inventhelp provides information and assistance for those who are attempting to secure patent protection for their inventions. While many inventors think that a “good faith” review by InventHelp is sufficient, it often is not. InventHelp provides information that can significantly narrow the breadth of patent searches. This means less research time is required for the client. For instance, with InventHelp, the client can request information about prior art from InventHelp and then determine which prior art does not infringe upon the client’s invention.

Unfortunately, many inventors do not realize the full benefits of having an InventHelp search for prior art prior to submitting their patent application. The vast majority of inventors to submit the proper documentation, but they fail to submit sufficient information to disclose prior art that may have been disclosed by other parties. Other inventors who are not working with an independent patent attorney, the ability to hire an independent patent attorney would be even more important. The benefit of having a good patent attorney working on your behalf makes InventHelp an excellent choice.

Many inventors believe that filing a patent application is a relatively painless process, particularly if they are working with a computer programmer or a relatively small business firm. However, it is not always so simple. There are a number of documents that must be submitted along with the application and sometimes it becomes necessary to hire additional help. An invention submission should never result in a patent being granted. Regardless of whether a client wants to patent new product ideas or new inventions, they should make every effort to obtain patent protection. This can only happen if an inventor is willing to work with a qualified and skilled patent attorney.