A lot of inventors would like to disclose their invention to potential investors, corporations, manufacturers, designers, etc. to either acquire funding or to develop their products. But the main concern is always if disclosing their invention can lead to disaster. How can you disclose your invention without risking the los off your invention? #1: File a patent application. When you file your patent application, your invention is immediately protected. So if someone were to steal your idea, you will have the ability to take legal action against them once the patent application is granted. #2: NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreements) An NDA is not very helpful without a pending patent application. However, when used in conjunction with a pending patent application, you can rest assured that your idea will be protected and under wraps.

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