InventHelp assists inventors by guiding them through the process of securing a patent, developing a prototype, conducting market research, and submitting the invention to potential companies for review. They provide support from the idea stage to the presentation stage, helping you understand each step clearly.
No, a prototype is not required to file a patent. However, having a prototype can help clarify the invention’s features and may make it easier to market your idea. InventHelp can help with both filing your patent and developing a prototype if you choose to do so.
The patent approval process can take anywhere from one to three years, depending on the complexity of your invention and the workload of the patent office. During this time, you may need to respond to examiner inquiries or make modifications to your application.
Yes, many inventors choose to license their invention to a company rather than manufacture it themselves. Licensing allows you to earn royalties while the company takes on the cost and responsibility of production and marketing.
No, InventHelp serves inventors in various countries and can help guide you through the patent process in your region. They work with a network of patent attorneys and companies across different markets, making their services accessible to international clients as well.