Can I disclose my invention before filing the patent application?

Q: Can I disclose my invention before filing the patent application?

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THE PRE-DISCLOSURE OF AN INVENTION

A pre-disclosure, even if incomplete, can potentially hinder the possibility of granting a patent in relation to the novelty requirement. If it is necessary to illustrate the invention or basic concepts of the invention, a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) should be signed by the recipients.

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