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Ideally, a patent application should be made before the invention is disclosed to the public. Once the invention is made public, you lose the opportunity to file for patent protection in most foreign countries. Ideas cannot be patented. However, you can file a Disclosure Document a witnessed and notarized description and sketch of your invention which the USPTO holds for two years. Business method patents are part of a larger family of ...
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