How to Patent an App (Plus What to Know BEFORE You Get Started)

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Have you ever wondered how to get a patent for an app? Do you have an industry-changing idea? How do you even get started with patenting? Check out this video to find out! (FREE resources included below...) ⏬

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Registered USPTO patent attorney, J.D. Houvener from Bold Patents Law Firm, explores how to patent an app.

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➡️0:55 Software Inventorship and Ownership

✔️There are important questions to ask to make sure your invention is fully yours.
✔️Do you work for a company that could claim ownership?
✔️Are there any co-inventors?

➡️1:47 Researching Other Apps

✔️Before hiring an attorney, you’ll want to be sure your app is really new.
✔️This requires an extensive search!

➡️2:14 Finding a Software-Knowledgeable Attorney

✔️Having an attorney experienced in software patenting can be key.

➡️ 2:45 Software App Invention Disclosure

✔️Your attorney must know the full scope of your invention.

➡️3:24 Professional Software Patent Search

✔️Now it’s your attorney’s turn to do a search.
✔️This is a crucial step, it can save you from losing a lot of money.

➡️3:48 Provisional or Non-Provisional Application

✔️You may want to consider a provisional application first to secure the all-important filing date.

➡️4:20 Filing With the USPTO

✔️It’s finally time to submit your application!

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