QUESTION
I have a drawing of my idea on paper. What now?
Asked on Sep 27th, 2010 on Patents - Oregon
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I have a drawing of my idea on paper. The problem is that I am concerned about presenting my idea to others that may be vital to its production. I do not want it to get stolen while I am still trying to determine its feasibility. What can I do to protect myself while presenting my idea to investors and others?
1 ANSWER
You can only show it to others who have signed a non disclosure form. You can also file a provisional patent for it. This is cheaper than filing a regular utility patent by about 75%. If you need help with either please contact me.
Answered on Sep 28th, 2010 at 6:08 PM