Q: Dear sir I would like to patent with google. Is that impossible?
These are the prototypes but i would like to patent them. Is that possible?
A:
It is possible to file a patent application with Google or any other company that offers patent services. Google has a patent program called the Google Patent Program, which is designed to help inventors and entrepreneurs file patents. However, the program is currently only available to US residents.
To file a patent application, you will need to work with a patent attorney or agent to prepare and file the application. The patent application will need to meet certain requirements, including a detailed description of your invention and any prior art, and it must be novel and non-obvious.
Once your patent application is filed, it will be examined by a patent examiner, who will determine whether your invention meets the criteria for patentability. If your patent application is approved, you will receive a patent that gives you exclusive rights to your invention for a certain period of time.
It is important to note that the patent process can be complex and expensive, and there is no guarantee that your patent application will be approved. It is also possible that someone else has already filed a similar patent application or has already been granted a patent for a similar invention. It is recommended that you consult with a patent attorney or agent to determine the best course of action for your specific situation.
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