I will draft a US provisional patent application for your invention
About this Gig
I am William N. Hulsey III, Texas Bar Card No. 10261150 and USPTO Registration No. 33,402. I help inventors prepare US provisional patent applications tailored to their inventions.
MY SERVICES INCLUDE:
- Provisional patent application drafting
- Detailed technical descriptions
- Explanation of invention components and operation
- Review of supplied drawings and diagrams
- Organization of invention disclosure materials
- Final document review
Whether you have a new product, mechanical device, electronic system, software-related invention, or innovative process, I will tailor the drafting service to your project.
WHAT I NEED:
- Description of your invention
- Technical details explaining how it works
- Drawings or diagrams, if available
- Inventor and applicant information
- Relevant prior disclosures or filing deadlines
IMPORTANT: A provisional application is not examined on its merits and does not itself become a patent. A nonprovisional application generally must be filed within 12 months to claim its benefit. Adequate disclosure is essential, and patent protection is not guaranteed. USPTO filing fees are separate unless expressly agreed.
Please contact me before ordering
Search scope:
International
Search type:
Patent
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
What is a provisional patent application?
It is a U.S. patent application that can establish a filing date for the disclosed invention but is not examined on its merits and does not itself become a patent.
What information do you need to draft my application?
I need your invention description, technical details, explanation of how it works, inventor information, and any available drawings.
Do I need formal patent claims?
Formal claims are not required for a provisional application, but the written description must adequately disclose the invention and support any later claims to priority.
Are USPTO filing fees included?
No. Government fees and filing services are separate unless expressly included in your agreed package.
When should I file a nonprovisional application?
Generally, it must be filed within 12 months of the provisional filing date to claim its benefit, subject to applicable rules and exceptions.

