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Protect Your Ideas with TRH Patents

Licensed guidance through patent applications and intellectual property protection, ensuring your innovations are secured.

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Learn the Story Behind TRH Patents and Our Mission

Founded in 2022, TRH Patents aims to provide comprehensive support for inventors and businesses navigating the patent landscape.

Comprehensive Patent Services Available

Explore our range of services designed to help you secure and protect your intellectual property rights effectively.

Prior Art Search and Patentability Assessment

Patent Application Preparation, Filing, and Prosecution

Patent Portfolio Management and Strategy

Patent Appeals Assistance

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can my invention be patented?

Not all inventions qualify. To be patentable, your invention must be new, useful, and non-obvious. A patent agent can evaluate your idea, perform a prior art search, and advise on your chances of success.

What’s the difference between a provisional and non-provisional patent application?

A provisional application establishes an early filing date and allows you to label your invention “patent pending,” but it doesn’t get examined. A non-provisional application is examined by the patent office and can lead to an issued patent.

What if someone copies my invention?

Patent agents cannot represent clients in court or provide litigation advice. However, they can assist with patent enforcement strategies, such as licensing, patentability opinions, or drafting cease-and-desist letters, in collaboration with legal counsel if needed.

How long does the patent process take?

Typically 2–5 years from filing to issuance, depending on the complexity of the invention and the patent office’s backlog. Your patent agent will help manage deadlines and responses to office actions efficiently.

What information should I bring to a meeting with a patent agent?

Bring a detailed description of your invention, sketches or diagrams, any prior publications or prototypes, and a clear outline of how your invention works. This helps the patent agent assess patentability and prepare a comprehensive application.

Can you help me get patents in other countries?

Yes! Patent agents can guide international filings through systems like the PCT, but some countries may require local legal counsel.

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