Service
A specification written to be defended, not just filed
Drafting converts a disclosure into a legal instrument. Scope is decided here: what the claims cover, what the description supports, and what fallback positions exist when the first claim set meets prior art.
- Who it is for
- Inventors and companies ready to file
- You provide
- A complete invention disclosure, ours or yours
- You receive
- A full draft specification: background, summary, detailed description, and embodiments
Who this is for
- Inventors and companies ready to file
- Institutions filing from research output
- Anyone who has received a search and assessment and decided to proceed
What you provide
- A complete invention disclosure, ours or yours
- Technical review time from the inventors
- Decisions on jurisdiction and filing route
What you receive
- A full draft specification: background, summary, detailed description, and embodiments
- A claim set with independent and dependent claims and stated fallback scope
- Formal drawings prepared to office requirements
- An abstract and the filing paperwork checklist
- At least two structured review rounds with the inventors
Process
How this work runs
Each step has an output you can read. If a step changes the answer to "stop here", we tell you at that step rather than at the end.
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01
Prepare
Confirm the disclosure, inventorship, and filing strategy.
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02
Draft
Write the description and figures around the mechanism and its variants.
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03
Claim
Build the claim set, testing scope against the known art.
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04
Review
Inventors verify technical accuracy; wording is revised.
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05
File
Filing is executed or coordinated through appropriately qualified professionals.
Filing does not create a granted patent. Applications are examined by national and regional offices on their own timelines, and claim scope commonly changes during prosecution. Representation before a patent office must be by a person entitled to act in that jurisdiction; we state clearly who performs each step in your matter.
Often taken next
- Filing support — Route decisions, documents, and coordination, with official fees explained up front.
- Post-filing support — Examination responses, claim amendments, and portfolio upkeep after filing.
- Questions people ask before starting
Not sure this is the right service?
Describe the situation and we will name the step that answers your question first — even when that step is not one of ours.