Patent Registration
- ✔ Provides exclusive rights over your invention
- ✔ Prevents others from making, using, selling, or importing your invention
- ✔ Protects your innovation for 20 years
- ✔ Helps you commercialize or license your patent
- ✔ Creates a strong competitive advantage
- ✔ Enhances company valuation & investor confidence
- ✔ Offers legal protection against copying
- ✔ Helps secure technological leadership in the market
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7 Years
Of Experience
3622 +
Cases Solved
10 +
Awards Gained
144 k +
Trusted Clients
36 k+
Queries Solved
7 Years
Of Experience
3622 +
Cases Solved
10 +
Awards Gained
144 k +
Trusted Clients
36 k+
Queries Solved
What is a Patent?
A patent is an exclusive right granted by the government to the inventor for a new, useful, and innovative invention — such as a product, process, or technology. Patent registration legally protects your invention and stops others from using or selling it without your permission.
Why Patent Registration is Important
Patents are essential for startups, technology companies, researchers, engineers, and innovators.
What Can Be Patented?
The invention must be:
Patentable inventions include
What Cannot Be Patented?
As per the Indian Patent Act, the following cannot be patented:
Documents Required for Patent Registration
The documents required vary based on the applicant type and the stage of patent filing.
Patent Registration Process
Patent Search
We check existing patents to confirm novelty and avoid conflicts.
Evidence Submission by Opponent
This is the most important part. A detailed technical document is prepared with:
- Claims
- Abstract
- Drawings
- Technical description
Filing Application (Provisional or Complete)
Application is filed with the Patent Office.
Publication
Patent is published in the Patent Journal after 18 months (or earlier on request).
Examination Request (FER)
We file a request for examination. The patent examiner issues a First Examination Report.
Response to Examination Report
Clarifications are filed to resolve objections.
Hearing (If Required)
A hearing may be conducted for further clarification.
Grant of Patent
Once all requirements are satisfied, the patent is granted for 20 years.
Validity
Provisional Patent Application
Must pay annual renewal fee from the 3rd year onwards
After 20 years → invention becomes public domain
Compliance & Consequences
If You Don’t Respond to Opposition
If Opposition Is Successful
If Opposition Fails
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between provisional and complete patent?
Can software be patented in India?
When should I file a provisional patent?
How long does it take to get a patent?
Can I sell or license my patent?
Can multiple inventors file a single patent?
Is patent valid worldwide?
What happens if annual renewal fee is not paid?
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