patent's >> ??

did any body here ever apply for a patent?
if so how was it?

or do you know any body that did?

I applied for a non-provisional patent, and filled out all of the paperwork with out an attorney. You can go to the US Patent office on line and download all of the forms you need. After the initial approval of your patent, you have one year to file the final application and finalize it. The fees aren't actually too expensive. Just make sure you read all f the information because there are 3 different types of patents. They issue you a patent number that you can use and then claim it is a "patent pending" item. However, if you file for the non-provisional patent, and don't finish the paperwork, it expires in a year. It basically gives you a year to finsh the plans and get the details done. Hope this helps!!!

Kendra Tillery

I've known three folks who applied for and have recieved patents.
All three have had the same experience, basically a patent gives you the right to sue somone, so it takes money to protect yourself. No money no protection. One guy is still in litigation over a widget he came up for a computer mouse. He has been dumping money into this law-suit for the last 4 years and no end in sight. And the widget is now obsolet.

THANKS >>>>>>>>>

im not so sure on what to do but i will go to the wb like cali had said.....

i have heard of so many stories .....some good some bad.....