The collective consciousness has plagued writers and inventors for centuries. A one-of-a-kind idea for a story comes along, and all of a sudden someone else has that same one-of-a-kind idea. An invention that is so wonderful it will change the history of the world comes along, but someone else gets it produced and marketed first.

You may wonder how it can possibly be that someone steals your idea. But the fact is, great minds do think alike. The subject of patenting may be controversial, however, many believe that in order to protect your idea and your invention, patenting is necessary. Adesigner.com offers patent assistance as one aspect of our invention design services.

Obtaining a patent generally takes around two years. During this time, your invention will have patent pending status. You can obtain a provisional patent for a lesser fee, but you will need to file a full patent application within a certain period of time. Until the patent is fully executed, though, you cannot be sure the patent office will issue you a patent or that another inventor hasn't filed for a patent on the same exact idea before you, which will mean his will be patented first. Even after undergoing the time consuming procedure of requesting a patent, your invention is not 100 percent protected against infringement. Patents give you some rights and something to go to court with, but they don't actually "protect" your invention.

Whenever a substantial change is made to the original design, no matter how small it might seem, a new patent may be necessary. Your idea can be improved upon by someone else or changed in some way, and they will be allowed to file for a patent on the "new" invention. Adesigner.com has the experience and know-how to help you "cover all your bases" and get the most out of your patent. Just as we are in the "design" business, attorneys are in the "legal" business. We are not attorneys, but will work with any patent attorney you might choose. Anyone who thinks an attorney can design and engineer your product properly, is most likely making a big mistake. Get your engineering done before you patent, or you may be wasting a great deal of money. If you'd like more information about how to obtain patent assistance, please fill out the information request form or email info@adesigner.com with your full name, address, phone and what help you are looking for. We will send you our confidentiality agreement for your protection.

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