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Patent Use Can For Product Or Process In Pennsylvania
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Getting a patent in Pennsylvania is the same as any other state. The patent application is filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).Discover how to file for a patent with our stepbystep guide, simplifying the process to protect your innovation. Learn the essentials now. If you're developing a new product, you should begin the patent process ASAP. Consider the following steps that are often involved in patenting a product. Complete your invention so that it is "ready to patent". No, you cannot label your product as "patent pending" without having at least a provisional patent application filed with the USPTO. The first step in obtaining a patent is to file an application with the USPTO. The University periodically revises and updates its policies and procedures regarding patents and tangible research property.