Patent Registration

Provisional Patent Rs. 18,999 Onwards
Permanent Patent Rs. 32,999 Onwards
Starting At Rs. 5,499 Onwards
At Minimum…!!!

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After the procedure of patent registration, one gets mental property right to an invention carried out by an individual or a firm. In case it is unique, the government will grant you the full right for your product. It grants you the full right of making, using, selling or importing the product or process and prohibits others from doing so. The patents in India are governed by the Patent Act 1970 and Patent Rules 1972.
The lifetime of a patent is 20 years. This period is limited is major cases, but it could only be expended by the act of congress and in few cases it could be extended for a few years.
The patent could be for many things, be it process, art, method to manufacture, particular apparatus, machine, computer software, technical application, chemicals or drugs. We, at Insidetax act as patent agent and helps companies register themselves in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai and all other Indian cities.

Detailed Procedure

Patentability/Novelty search

Before, we jump onto how to complete patent registration process, you should know whether a patent will be available for it or not.

Publication of patent application

The application filed with the patent office will be published in the official patent journal. This is done after 18 months of filing of the patent. The inventor can use form 9 for early publication. In case, there is some inhibition placed by the Indian Patent Act with regards to the publishing of the patent, it will not be published in the journal.

Examination

Examination procedure is done before the patent is recognized and the application for examination has to be made in form 18. This process should not be late, as it is first come first serve basis. After this application is filled, it is passed on to the patent officer who checks every condition according to the patent rules and regulation.

If there are any issues that requires to be addressed then, it will be communicated.

Issuance of Examination report

After the thorough search is conducted, then First Examination Report (FER) is filed in this case.

Grant of Patent

After the Patent Officer acknowledges the completion of exceptions raised, then the patent is granted.

Drafting of Patent Application

After the patentability search, the innovator should prepare an application in Form 1.
Then, you need to attach patent specification with each application. This is done in Form 2, where complete or provisional specification is discribed depending upon the state of invention. If it is provisional specification, then a period of 12 months is provided for one to finalize the invention and file the complete application.
Finally, you need to submit in your patent draft. On the basis of this draft, the patent office will decide whether the patent could be granted or not.

Patent filing

Ideation: At this step, the inventor is required to pen down the idea or concept and properly mention the key details about the invention that requires to be patented.
Visualization: Create a visual statement of your idea in the form of diagrams that explain more about the invention.

Filing the patent application

Step 1: For application for grant of patent use form 1.
Step 2: For provisional/complete specification use form 2.
Step 3: For statement and undertaking under section 8 (used when patent application is already filed in country other than India), use form 3.
Step 4: For declaration as to inventorship, use form 5
Step 5: For start-ups and small entities, use form 28.

What Is Included In Our Package?

Application Filing

Prior Art Search

Application Drafting

Government Fees