US Patent & Trade Office

Eleven year old Diamond Suttles of Akron, Ohio has patented an invention that might make it easier for other young science students to understand combustibles. In fact, after she received her patent number from our office, a classroom equipment wholesaler licensed Diamond’s invention. Soon she’ll get royalty money for every kit they sell. And her patent number will protect her invention from being copied and marketed by anyone else.

The US Patent and Trademark Office has been protecting new inventions for over 250 years. Everything from buggy whips to lap top computers and beyond. So remember, if you’ve come up with an invention – even a newer kind of combustible demonstrator — the shortest route to getting it patented is a straight line — from you to us. Be wary of ads that promise inventors the moon and want to charge you a fee for it. Your right to our free help is actually written into the U.S. Constitution. So write or call 800-786-9199 ore-mail us at www.uspto.gov. Because, if you’ve got an invention, we’ve got your number.


1. HEADLINE: Lovable furry doll. Patent # 5787324181	2. HEADLINE: Combustibles demonstrator. Patent # 643687952
Chris Reilly didn’t realize he was an inventor. Until he dreamed up a new kind of furry doll. Of course, lots of people invent things. But most of them just walk around dreaming about them. Not Chris. He sent a description and precise rendering to the US Patent and Trademark Office. Now his furry bear is patent number 576894332. And our new inventor is protected from rip-offs of his idea. He has even licensed the rights to a toy company. The US Patent and Trademark Office has been protecting new inventions for over 250 years. Everything from buggy whips to lap top computers and beyond. So remember, if you’ve come up with an invention – even a newer kind of furry bear — the shortest route to getting it patented is a straight line — from you to us. Be wary of ads that promise inventors the moon and want to charge you a fee for it. Your right to our free help is actually written into the U.S. Constitution. So write or call 800-786-9199 ore-mail us at www.uspto.gov. Because, if you’ve got an invention, we’ve got your number.		Eleven year old Diamond Suttles of Akron, Ohio has patented an invention that might make it easier for other young science students to understand combustibles. In fact, after she received her patent number from our office, a classroom equipment wholesaler licensed Diamond’s invention. Soon she’ll get royalty money for every kit they sell. And her patent number will protect her invention from being copied and marketed by anyone else. The US Patent and Trademark Office has been protecting new inventions for over 250 years. Everything from buggy whips to lap top computers and beyond. So remember, if you’ve come up with an invention – even a newer kind of combustible demonstrator — the shortest route to getting it patented is a straight line — from you to us. Be wary of ads that promise inventors the moon and want to charge you a fee for it. Your right to our free help is actually written into the U.S. Constitution. So write or call 800-786-9199 ore-mail us at www.uspto.gov. Because, if you’ve got an invention, we’ve got your number.