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What is Permanent Patent?


Permanent Patent Registration In pune India

A patent is a right granted to an individual or enterprise by the government that excludes others from making, using, selling or importing the patented product or process without prior approval. In exchange for this right, the applicant must fully disclose the minutiae of the invention. A patent for a product or process that proves successful can give its owner a serious competitive advantage over rivals. It is valid for 20 years, after which it falls into the public domain. A patentable invention can be any art, process, method or manner of manufacture; machine, apparatus or other articles; substances produced by manufacturing; computer software with technical application to industry or used with hardware; and product patent for food, chemicals, medicines and drugs.


What you get?


  1. Prior Art Search
    Venture-care's patent attorney will do a thorough search the patent database.
  2. Approval Chances
    The lawyer will assess inventiveness through comparisons with similar works.
  3. Filing of Application:
    The application will be drafted and filed with the Patent Office.

WHY YOU SHOULD HAVE PERMANENT PATENT?


HOW DO YOU DO PATENT SEARCH?

PATENT SEARCH


You would need to send in all the details regarding the patent search, including uses of the invention, benefits over existing products or processes and information regarding its publication in a recognised journal, if any. Try to make these details specific, as this would ease the search process. A patent attorney, our affiliate, will take up your request and conduct a thorough search of the database. It would take up to 7 working days.



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APPLICATION DRAFTING


Within a week of receiving confirmation that the product or process is patentable, the application will be skillfully drafted by the attorney, ensuring that the patent provides the widest protection to your invention. Once this is done, the application is filed with the Registrar. The time it takes to file this application would depend on the scope of the invention, the industries it is applicable to and the number of similar existing products/processes. It would take two to three weeks.

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20 MONTHS


After 12 to 15 months of filing the initial application, the patent is published in recognized patent journals (this can be reduced to just 10 to 15 days on payment of fast-track fees of Rs. 2600). If all is in order, the examination process will commence. Examination is conducted by a government-appointed patent officer. If everything is found in order, the patent is granted and later issued. Venture-Care assist you throughout the process, should you have any queries.

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What can be patented?

A patentable invention can be any

  1. Art, process, method or manner of manufacture,
  2. Machine, apparatus or other articles,
  3. Substances produced by manufacturing,
  4. Computer software with technical application to industry or used with Hardware, and
  5. Product patent for food, chemicals, medicines and drugs.

When does a patent expire?
What information do I need to provide?

The details of the invention on a CD or pen drive, along with its name, comparison with existing products, uses and date of publication (if any). Applicant information is also required.

What is expected from the patentee as an obligation?

A patentee must disclose the invention in the patent document for anyone to practice it after the expiry of the patent or practice it with the consent of the patent holder during the life of the patent.

Is there a worldwide patent?

It is, therefore, effective only in India. However, filing an application in India enables the applicant to file a corresponding application for same invention in convention countries, within or before expiry of twelve months from the filing date in India. Therefore, separate patents should be obtained in each country where the applicant requires protection of his invention in those countries. There is no patent valid worldwide.

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