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 The first step to protecting your invention is to thoroughly document it in clear and definite terms. The product must
be clearly defined along with its features, its benefits,
variations, usage and mechanical description. All though it
is possible for an individual to perform this task, it is common for the layperson to overlook critical aspects of the product
that may significantly broaden protection and make the invention that much more marketable and therefore profitable. Our team of highly-skilled professionals can, based off your input, draft a complete technical description as well as computer enhanced technical renderings highlighting the product and
its features. A disclosure statement is not a patent however
for thorough protection to be achieved it must be completed
before the preparation of a patent application begins.
The Disclosure Statement can be relied on as a verifiable
date of conception.
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