Provisional studio

Finish the filing from here.

Your draft is loaded and expanded into an enabling specification — field, background, best mode, embodiments, figure callouts, and contemplated claims. This is a drafting aid, not a law firm. A registered practitioner should read it before you rely on it.

File soon. You have already worn prototypes. In the US, public use or sale can start a one-year grace period. After that, you can lose the right to a patent. The provisional itself lasts 12 months and is not examined.

Draft completeness

91%

Micro-entity fee

$65

Cover sheet

PTO/SB/16

File checklist

1. Read every section below. Add a dimensioned cross-section if you can (FIG. 6).
2. Open the full specification, copy or download the text, paste into Word, add the figures, export PDF.
3. Create a MyUSPTO account and open Patent Center. New submission → Provisional Application for Patent.
4. Upload spec + drawings + PTO/SB/16. If you qualify, attach SB/15A and pay $65 (small entity is $130; large is $325).
5. Save the filing receipt. You may then say Patent Pending. Calendar the 12-month non-provisional date the same day.

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Figures on hand

These are your renders and the early print. Before filing, convert them to numbered line drawings if you can. Do not wait on perfect drawings if the grace clock is running — file the renders with the written description.

FIG. 1 — Assembled dual-band ring, window open on the insert.

FIG. 2 — Inner band and outer window band, snap-over path.

FIG. 3 — Window indexed onto a slogan sector.

FIG. 4 — Jewelry finishes of the same architecture.

FIG. 5 — Additively manufactured prototype pair.

Field of the invention

What art this sits in, in one short section.

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