Patent Registration
For an invention a patent is granted to the inventor by the government, giving the inventor the right to stop others from making, using or selling the invention without their permission. When patent protection is granted the invention becomes the property of the inventor, which like any other form of property or business asset can be bought, sold, rented or hired. A patent has the validity of 20 years. This period is limited in most cases, but it could only be extended by the act of government and in rare cases, it can be extended for a few years.
Types of Patent
- Pension Coverage
Apart from the employee’s 12% contribution towards EPF, an equal amount is contributed by the employer, which includes 8.33% towards Employee Pension Scheme (EPS) - Cover of Risk
In case of instances like illness, demise or retirement, Provident Fund helps the dependents of the employee by covering the financial risks they face in such situations. - Ordinary Application
One of the most important aspects of the Provident Fund account that it’s steady and transferable. It can be carried forward to any other place of employment. - Convention Application
This type of application is filed to claim a priority date based on the same or substantially similar application filed in any of the convention countries claiming the priority of a country which is a member to Paris Convention. - PCT National Phase Application
The applicant can file this type of application within 31 months from the global filing date - Divisional Application
If the application claims for more than one invention a further application divided out of the first-mentioned patent application. - Patent of Addition
This type of application is filed to make any improvement in or modification in the invention for which the patent application has already been filed or patent has been granted.
Benefits of Patent Registration
- Inventor’s Credibility:
After the patent registration has been granted, the credibility of the inventor will be much higher. - Royalty:
If the inventor does not have enough money to bring the discovery to the market themselves he/she can sell the invention and take the royalty. - Unauthorized access prohibited:
Owning a patent gives you the power to stop others from copying, manufacturing, selling your invention without your permission. - Raising capital:
It will get easier to raise capital for your business and grow your business if you are ready to sell or license the patent that the inventor owns.
Documents Required for Patent Registration
- Patent Application (Form-1)
- The detailed specification should be submitted. If the complete specification is not available then the applicant should provide the provisional specification.
- Proof of right to apply application from the inventor. The proof of right can be attached at the end of the application or a separate agreement attached with the patent application.
- Statement and undertaking under Section 8 in Form- 3.
- Drawings (if necessary).
- Declaration of inventorship in Form 5 for applications with complete/provisional specification or in case of convention/PCT national phase application.
- Power of authority in Form-26, if the patent application is being filed by a Patent Agent.
- If the invention contains any biological matter then the applicant is obligated to request to get permission from the National Biodiversity Authority, before granting of the patent
- The applicant should also include the source of the geographical origin of any biological material used in the specification of the application filed.
- Every application filed for the granting of the patent must be signed by the applicant/authorized person/Patent attorney.
- On the last page of the application, the complete/provisional specification must bear the signature of the applicant/agent. It should also include the signature at the right bottom corner of the drawing sheets.
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Learn MorePatent Registration Process in India
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Check on Patentability
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Specification Drafting
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Filing of Patent
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Publishing
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Examination of the Patent Application
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Granting of the Patent
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Disclaimer:
- Govt Fees & Stamp duty charges for 2 directors & INR 1 lakh Authorised Capital are included in the package except for the states of Punjab, Madhya Pradesh and Kerala. For exception States, more than 2 directors & 1 Lakh authorised capital, the additional duty is payable by the client as per below:
- Kerala: Rs. 3025/-
- Madhya Pradesh: Rs. 7550/-
- Punjab: Rs. 15025/-
- Additional Directors can be added for an additional cost of Rs. 999; if DSC & DIN are available. In the case of DIN or DSC is not available, the cost for adding additional Director will be Rs. 1999, all-inclusive.
- Class 2 digital signatures of 2-years validity with ePass token.
- Above packages are applicable where the annual turnover is below Rs. 50 lakh in Service based business and Rs. 1 crore in case of Goods.
- Complete Specifications Registration of Device Patents (non- provisional) with the Indian Patent Office
- Complete Drawings / Illustrations, Abstract and Claims (to be provided by the client) which will be vetted by Digital Filings expert.
- Above price includes all taxes and relevant government fees.
- Complete Drawings / Illustrations, Abstract and Claims that is provided by the client will be vetted by SetupBizz expert.