Patent Filing Services

Patent Filing Services

Patent filing is the process of submitting a patent application to a government agency in order to acquire legal protection for innovation. The patent application typically involves a thorough description of the invention, drawings or diagrams that represent the invention, and claims that describe the scope of the invention.

Patent Filing

  • The process of submitting a patent application to the relevant government agency (such as the USPTO) to secure exclusive rights to an invention is known as patent filing.
  • A patent grants the inventor the right to prevent others from making, using, selling, or importing the invention for a set period of time (usually 20 years from the filing date for a utility patent).
  • Typically, the patent filing procedure includes preparing and submitting a detailed patent application that describes the invention and its distinguishing features.
  • A patent examiner reviews the application and determines whether the invention meets the requirements for a patent.
  • If the application is approved, the inventor is granted a patent, which protects their invention legally.

Different types of Patent Filings…

Provisional patent application

A provisional patent application is a short-term filing that provides an invention an early priority date and allows the inventor to use the phrase “patent pending” for up to a year while working on a more comprehensive application.

Non-provisional (utility) patent application

This is the traditional approach for obtaining a utility patent, which covers new and useful gadgets, tools, manufactured commodities, and material compositions.

Design patent application

An application for a design patent covers unique, distinctive, and ornamental designs for manufactured goods.

International patent application (PCT)

An inventor can use this application to submit a single application to a single patent office in order to request patent protection in numerous countries.

Continuation patent application

A continuation patent application is one that is submitted by the same inventor(s) as an earlier application and safeguards priority to the filing date of the earlier application.

Divisional patent application

A divisional patent application is filed when a previously submitted application consists of multiple inventions and the inventor(s) wish to pursue one or more of those ideas independently.

Continuation-in-part (CIP) patent application

When the inventor(s) want to supplement a previously submitted application with new material, they file a continuation-in-part (CIP) patent application. The CIP application includes both the new material and the previously filed content.

About

-By our Patent Filing Team

  • Our role as a patent filing team is to provide our clients with high-quality patent filing services. We recognize the value of safeguarding our client’s intellectual property and aim to deliver an in-depth and efficient service that fulfills their requirements.
  • Our staff consists of experienced patent attorneys and agents who have extensive knowledge in patent law and the patent filing procedure. We collaborate with our clients to fully understand their inventions and commercial ambitions, and we deliver personalized solutions to assist them to accomplish their goals.
  • We provide a wide range of patent filing services, including patent search, drafting, filing, and prosecution. In addition, we offer patent portfolio management services to assist our clients in protecting and enforcing their intellectual property rights.
  • At our core, we are dedicated to providing great customer service and exceeding our clients’ expectations. We are committed to developing long-term relationships with our clients and assisting them in succeeding in the competitive field of intellectual property and innovation.

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FAQ’S

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The state of the art is everything that has been made public either verbally or in writing prior to the application being filed. The aim of the novelty search is to ascertain this state of the art.

What are the steps involved in filing a patent?

The basic steps involve:

    • Disclosure Document Preparation:Describing your invention in detail (drawings and written description)
    • Patent Search:Checking for existing patents that might be similar to your invention.
    • Application Filing:Submitting the disclosure document and other necessary paperwork to the patent office.
    • Examination:The patent office will examine your application to determine if it meets the patentability requirements.
    • Issuance (or Rejection):If the application meets the requirements, a patent will be issued. Otherwise, the application may be rejected, and you may need to amend it or appeal the decision.

Do I need a lawyer to file a patent?

While not mandatory, it's highly recommended to consult a patent attorney or agent. They can guide you through the complex process, improve your chances of obtaining a patent, and navigate potential legal challenges.

How much does it cost to file a patent?

The cost of filing a patent can vary depending on the complexity of the invention, the number of countries you want protection in, and whether you use a patent attorney. Generally, it can range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars.