Permanent Patent Registration

Permanent/Complete Patent Application

What is a Permanent/Complete Patent Application?

The Complete Patent is exclusive legal right of owner of the same (patentee) which grants him/her the legal authority to prohibit others from using, making, selling, offering for selling or importing a particular invention. The above rights of the patentee vest in for 20 years from the date of filing of patent application. The validity of 20 years is set to inspire patentee to create more invention hence to attract fame and monetary benefits out of the same. If find any kind of unauthorized use of patented invention, the patentee hold the right to sue them for the damages at the court of law.

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Benefits of Patent Registration

Exclusive Rights over Your Invention

The Patent is an Intellectual of the inventor and the registration gives the inventor the rights to prohibit others from make, use, sell, offer or importing patented invention.

Control Infringers Legally

A Registered Patent holder reserves the right to file a case at the court of law against infringement if any one tries to exploit the patent without the permission of the patentee. The patent owner, assignee, licensee or agent of the patentee has the right to institute a civil suit in a court of law not lower than District Court in case of finding an infringement of patent.

Increased Brand Value and Credibility

A patented invention indirectly improves the brand value and the product value if it attracts a huge demand being extremely useful on the market.

Monetary Benefits

A patented invention is a great asset which can bring in huge monetary benefits than any other intellectual property if managed intelligently. The patentee can license, sell or assign their patent whenever needed.

Documents Required for Filing Permanent Patent Application

Title

Title of the invention

Information of Applicants

Name, Address and Nationality of each applicant for the patent

Description of Invention

Detailed description of the invention and details about what the patentee wants to claim out of the invention

Technical information

Technical details about the invention and drawings with copy of provisional Patent (if filed)

DSC of Applicant

Digital Signature Certificate of Applicant (If the Applicant wishes to file himself)

MSME Registration

MSME or Startup India Registration Certificate to avail subsidy on registration fee

An Invention is Not Patentable in India if

It’s a method or scheme for performing a mental act which does not have any utility.
If it is a scientific theory or mathematical method
If it represents an aesthetic creation, literary, dramatic, artistic work, or a computer program
If it is a mere discovery and does not have an inventive step
If it is frivolous, obvious, contrary to law, injurious to public health and inventions related to atomic energy.
A method of agriculture or horticulture

File a Permanent Patent Application in 3 Easy Steps

Step 01

Register & Pay

Select any package suits your requirement
Fill up the form which will take less than 10 minutes
Make payment through secure payment gateway.

Step 02

We Will Help

Your queries will be answered quickly and effectively
Discussion regarding Permanent/Complete Patent
Provide details & upload documents required for Permanent Patent Application
Drafting Documents and Agreements
Receipt of Signed Documents and Agreements from the Applicant
Preparation and Filing of Application

Step 03

Application Filed

Your Permanent Patent Application Filed Successfully

All it takes 20 – 25 working days*
*Subject to Government Processing Time.

The Process of Filing Permanent Patent Application

Day 1 – 3

Collection of Information
Collection of required documents (Scanned copies)
Review of documents and information provided

Day 4 - 20

Discussion and collection of information about provisional patent application if any made.
Collection of required documents about the complete patent application, detailed information about examination of the invention & its uses, with well-defined claims
Finalization of Terms and Conditions
Drafting of Documents and Agreements
Sending documents and agreements to get signed by the applicants
Receipt of signed documents and agreements from applicants
Vetting of Draft provided by the applicant

Day 21 – 25

Preparation of Permanent Patent Application
Reviewing and refining the claims of invention
Submission of Application
Your Permanent Patent Application Filed Successfully
You will receive a receipt of acceptance of patent application from Government (Patent Office) with application number, title of invention and date of filing.
*Subjected to Government Processing Time

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the benefit of patenting an invention?

The patent filing is important to get exclusive rights over it. If one doesn’t protect it under the law, anyone can exploit it commercially once it becomes available to the public. To restrict others from utilizing, selling, or making copies, the inventor must obtain a patent.

Can a published or disclosed invention be patented?

No, once the invention is in the public domain, it cannot be patented anymore. Inventors should not disclose their inventions before filing the patent application.

What is the term of Permanent Patent?

20 years from the date of application is the term of validity for a registered patent.

Which Act governs the patent system in India?

The patent system in India is governed by the Patents Act, 1970 (No.39 of 1970) as amended by the Patents (Amendment) Act, 2005 and the Patents Rules, 2003. The Patent Rules are regularly Amended in consonance with the changing environment, most recent being in 2016

Does Indian Patent give protection worldwide?

No. Patent protection is a territorial right and therefore it is effective only within the territory of India. There is no concept of global patent. However, filing an application in India enables the applicant to file a corresponding application for same invention in convention countries or under PCT, within or before expiry of twelve months from the filing date in India. Patents should be obtained in each country where the applicant requires protection of his invention.