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Patent filing
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We help you protect your inventions by filing and prosecuting
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your patents against infringers.
Our Service
Patent filing
and prosecution
We help you protect your inventions by filing and prosecuting patent applications. We also help you enforce your patents against infringers.
Apply for patent
registration in india
Looking to secure your innovative ideas?
Turn to Sailakshmi Patent Services, the forefront of patent filing services in India. Our expert team simplifies the intricate patent application filing process, ensuring your intellectual property is protected.
Our services include:
- Online patent filing
- PCT filing procedure in India
- Patent application filing
With a deep understanding of the PCT filing procedure in India, we guide you seamlessly through the entire journey. Experience the convenience of online patent filing through Sailakshmi’s user-friendly platform. Safeguard your creations with confidence – entrust Sailakshmi Patent Services for comprehensive patent registration solutions.
Your ideas deserve the best protection, and we're here to make it happen.
Check Whether you are Eligible or Not for
patent filing in india
To be eligible for patent filing in India, you must meet the following criteria:
- You must be the true and first inventor of the invention.
- The invention must be new, involve an inventive step, and be capable of industrial application.
- The invention must not fall into any of the categories of inventions that are not patentable in India, such as discoveries, literary works, and schemes or methods of doing business.
- If you are not an Indian citizen, you may still be eligible to file a patent application in India if you have a residence in India or if your invention is of significant benefit to India.
If you meet all of the above criteria, then you are eligible to file a patent application in India.
Patent Registration With Sailakshmi
Registering a patent with Sailakshmi offers numerous benefits, whether you choose to do it online or offline.
Procedure of Patent Registration in India
- Preparation: Draft a detailed description of your invention along with diagrams.
- Filing Application: Submit application with the Indian Patent Office, online or offline.
- Examination: The patent office examines your application for uniqueness and inventiveness.
- Publication: After examination, the application is published in the patent journal.
- Grant: If approved, the patent is granted, protecting your invention.
You should also consult with a patent attorney to ensure that your application is properly filed and prosecuted.
Rules of Patent Registration in India
In India, patent registration follows a set of rules outlined under the Patents Act, 1970, and its subsequent amendments. The process involves:
- Application Submission: An application is filed with the Indian Patent Office, specifying the invention's technical details, claims, and supporting documentation.
- Examination: The application undergoes examination to ensure it meets patentability criteria.
- Publication: After 18 months from the filing date or priority date, the application is published, making its details accessible to the public.
- Opposition: Third parties can oppose the application within a specified timeframe if they believe it lacks novelty or inventive step.
- Grant or Rejection: Based on examination results and any opposition, the patent office decides to grant or reject the patent.
- Duration and Renewal: Once granted, a patent is valid for 20 years from the filing date. Annual renewal fees are required to maintain its validity.
- Rights: A patent grants the owner exclusive rights to make, use, sell, or license the invention within India.
Required Documents to get patent Registration in india
- Application for Grant of Patent (Form 1): This is the main application form that must be filed with the Indian Patent Office.
- Provisional Specification (Form 2): This is a shorter version of the complete specification that can be filed initially to establish the priority date of the invention.
- Complete Specification (Form 2): This is a detailed description of the invention that must be filed within 12 months of filing the provisional specification. It must include drawings, if necessary.
- Statement and Undertaking under Section 8 (Form 3): This form is used to disclose any foreign patent applications that have been filed for the same invention.
- Declaration as to Inventorship (Form 5): This form is used to confirm the identity of the inventors of the invention.
- Power of Attorney (Form 26): This form is used to appoint a patent agent to represent the applicant in the patent application process.
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