American Inventors Protection Act (AIPA)

There is a national law regulating invention companies known as the American Inventors Protection Act (AIPA). Below you will find a list of details that companies are required to disclose under the AIPA; InventHelp complies with this law. Some fraudulent invention companies do not provide this information as required. Other companies simply claim the AIPA doesn’t apply to them and ignore this law.

If any service provider asks you for a fee without giving you the requirements set forth by the American Inventors Protectioin Act – beware! In that case, you should look elsewhere for help; failure to follow the rules is a clear indication of a potential scam.

Required by AIPA

Number of positive evaluations
Number of negative evaluations
Number of customers receiving a net financial profit
Number of customers receiving invention licenses
Names of previous companies offering inventor services

InventHelp provides all of the information listed above to its clients. If you are a potential customer of an inventor service firm, you should be sure you receive all of this information in advance, or else you may be dealing with a scam.

InventHelp has a longtime policy of integrity and following the law. See for yourself – visit the InventHelp Scam Questions section of our website, where we provide a full list of red flags to look for when selecting an inventor service company.