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There are a few steps businesses can take to help prevent theft as
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Research the Recipients. Idea can be registered with World Patent Library by Emailing at photonjournal@yahoo.com and get certification, Later you can proceed with Patent filing.
The simple answer is Yes—you cannot patent an idea for an
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I have important data from research done at Canada. Can I get
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Foreign Patents can be searched at World Patent Library, Email at photonjournal@yahoo.com Once you get NOC (No Objection Certificate) from World Patent Library, you can move for international patents.
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