non provisional patent process

A Non-Provisional Patent Application (NPPA) is the complete filing reviewed by the USPTO for patentability. Unlike a provisional application, it undergoes detailed examination and, once approved, grants enforceable patent rights.A non-provisional patent application is the formal filing the USPTO examines. Unlike a provisional application, it goes through full review and can result in an issued patent. We help you file a non-provisional patent quickly, accurately, and at a predictable cost. At Novel Patent Services (NPS), our Non-Provisional Patent Application package ensures your invention receives complete examination and legal protection under the USPTO. We manage everything — from drafting and drawings to filing — for a seamless experience.

A non-provisional filing gives you enforceable rights under U.S. patent law. Full USPTO Examination – Converts your idea into a protected invention

Global Priority Claim – Valid under the Paris Convention
Stronger IP Position – Protects you from infringement and duplication
Investor Confidence – Increases market value and trust With over 18 years of experience, Novel Patent Services (NPS) is trusted by innovators worldwide for reliability, expertise, and transparency. We are committed to providing exceptional service and value to our clients. Secure strong, enforceable rights with a professionally drafted non-provisional patent. At Novel Patent Services, we prepare and file your US non-provisional patent application. We ensure clear claims, accurate drafting, and full compliance with the USPTO.
- International Patentability Search
- Professionally drafted non-provisional patent format
- High-quality USPTO-compliant drawings
- All required non-provisional patent forms
- Electronic filing through USPTO Patent Center
- Expert support throughout the entire non-provisional patent process
💡 Transparent pricing. 100% confidential, NDA-protected workflow

A clear path to filing your US non-provisional patent:

Review your Invention Disclosure Form (IDF)

Conduct international patentability search

Draft claims, abstract, and specification

Prepare patent drawings and figures

Review and finalize documents with you

File your non-provisional application online through USPTO