Get your provisional Patent Filing Starting from Rs 15000/- Only
(Inclusive of All Fees)
Intellectual property in the form of patents is protected in India when a person registers a patent under the Indian Patent Act, 1970 (hereinafter referred to as the ‘Act’). Obtaining a patent prevents other individuals or concerns from infringing into your invention. A patent may be obtained on a design or a process. Under the Act, there are two types of patent specifications.
Under Section 9 of the Act, patents are specified under two categories:
A provisional patent is a preliminary step and is obtained to get protection before being able to file a complete patent. To get a complete patent, a lot of details of the design and its specifications are required. When a person is involved in R&D even if they do not have a fully formed design or process that is patentable, they may obtain a provisional patent to protect their work.
Compared to a complete patent a provisional patent has shortcomings, especially upon the period of protection given to the intellectual property that has been provisionally patented. The main reason for allowing provisional patents is to provide security and a form of interim protection to investors and inventors until they are fully able to pursue a complete patent.
The provision for provisional patents is made under the Act to ensure that the investor or innovator is given time to obtain the necessary funds to file for a full patent or engage a patent agent. Filing for a provisional patent is considerably cheaper than doing so for a full patent, in comparison
starting from the date of the initial filing occurs when a provisional patent application is submitted and granted. This makes sure they can continue to develop their innovation or have time to accomplish whatever they need to before receiving a full patent
When trying to get a patent, the filing date is crucial. For example, the application with the early filing date is prioritised over the applicant with the later filing date when the two applications are comparable. As a result, the date on which the provisional patent was filed will be used as the filing date when someone possesses a provisional patent and later files for a complete patent
When attempting to determine the financial viability of their novel design or technique, investors and inventors may utilise the tag ‘Patent Pending’ after receiving a provisional patent. A provisional patent holder who decides they no longer want to pursue obtaining a full patent may do so without being concerned about the associated costs .
ID and Address Proof of Applicant and Inventor
Title of the Invention :
Description of the Invention
Technical aspects of the Invention and drawing copies in case provisional specification is filed
Certificate of incorporation / MSME or Startup registration Certificate ( other than individual )
PAN Card of the Member and Directors of the proposed Company , Passport is mandatory in case of foreign nationals.
We will provide a questionnaire which is required to be filled by you in which we will sought the basic details and documents pertaining to the registration of Patent
Basic documents as stated in the above paragraph in accordance with the questionnaire provided are required along with an authorization letter which is to be signed by you . This process may take up to 1-2 working days
After receipt of documents we will conduct a Search for patentability of the invention on the basis of which your application will be drafted
On the basis of information received our experts will draft the application for you with complete specification including the claims and along with the other necessary information and same will be filed to the patent office in India.
Patent Submission After the said submission it will be published in the official journal and after the said publication examination is requested and the Patent is granted post satisfaction of the examiner .
The complete specification has to be submitted within 12 months from the date of filing of the provisional application . There is no further extension of time to file complete specification after expiry of said period.
According to the Patent Act, an invention must be a new product or technique that incorporates an inventive step and can be used in the industry in order to be patentable. An invention must be technical and meet the following requirements in order to be patentable.
Novelty – The matter disclosed in the specification is not published in India or elsewhere before filing the patent application in India.
Inventive Step – The invention is not apparent to a person skilled in the art in light of the prior publication/ knowledge/ document.
Industrial Applicability – Invention should possess utility so that it can be made or used in the industry.
A patent registration application for an invention can be made by any of the following people either alone or jointly with any other person:
Patent registration application should include the details of the invention in the form of a CD or a pen drive that has mentioned the name, the uses, and the data of the invention.
As every year many inventions are patented, many of them are rejected as they are infringed. A patent search is advisable to save time and effort.
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Patent registration is valid for 20 years.