How To Register For Patent in India?

To register a patent in India, file an application with the Indian Patent Office, including a detailed description and claims of your invention, and follow through the examination and approval process.

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All you need to do is complete our simple form and provide your basic information which will be required while filing for patent registration to get a patent.

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After receiving all documents from your side, we will conduct a patentability search for you.

Prepare Application

On the basis of your basic information and documents, we will draft your patent application.

Patent Submission

After the final review, we will file the patent application with the Indian patent office.

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Patent Registration

Patent Registration

After the procedure of patent registration, one gets property right to an invention administered by an individual or a firm. In case it is unique, the government will concede you the full appropriate for your product. It awards you the full right of making, utilizing, selling, or bringing in the item or process and denies others from doing as such. According to the Patent Act, 1970 and Patent Rules 1972 patents are represented in India.

The lifetime of a patent is 20 years. This period is restricted in most cases, yet it could not be extended out by the act of congress and in rare cases, it could be extended out for a couple of years.

Eligibility: Ensure your invention is novel, non-obvious, and useful to qualify for a patent.

Application: Submit a detailed application with a description, claims, and necessary drawings to the relevant patent office.

Examination: The patent office will examine the application, potentially requiring amendments or clarifications.

Grant and Maintenance: Upon approval, the patent is granted, and periodic maintenance fees must be paid to keep the patent in force.

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Documents Required For Patent Registration

Patent application in form-1

Proof of right to file the application or patent. This proof could either be attached at the end of the application or along with it.

If complete specifications are not available, then provisional specifications.

In the case of provisional specifications, then complete specification in form-2 within 12 months.

Statement and undertaking under section-8 in form-3 (if applicable).

If a patent application is filed by a patent agent, then the power of authority in form-26.

If the application is for biological material, then the applicant is required to get permission from the National Biodiversity Authority, before the grant of the patent.

The source of geographical origin should also be included in the case of biological material used in the innovation.

All the applications must bear the signature of the applicant/authorized person/Patent attorney.

The last page of the complete/provisional specification must be signed by the applicant/agent. Including the sign at the right bottom corner of the drawing sheets.

Why choose Patent Registration?

It keeps the competitors at bay, as you have all the rights reserved to yourself.

Moreover, it increases your business revenues as it enables the patent holder to charge a premium for the invention.

These patents are just like other forms of property. Hence, it is possible to license or sell them.

It makes it easier to raise capital for your business if you are ready to sell or license the patent that you possess.

The credibility of the inventor will go up after the patent registration is done.

The selling of the idea outright will bring in much advantage to the inventor. It only brings royalty of 5% or less, but it is highly advantageous to people who have the idea but don’t have enough money to bring the invention to the market themselves.

Grants the patent holder exclusive rights to make, use, sell, and license the invention, preventing others from exploiting it without permission.

Allows inventors to monetize their invention through licensing or selling the patent rights, generating revenue streams.