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Patent Registration Services
Protect your inventions and innovations. Exclusive rights for 20 years to manufacture, use, and sell your patented invention.
Overview
What is Patent Registration?
Patent registration grants exclusive rights to inventors for their new and useful inventions. Under the Patents Act, 1970, a patent provides the inventor with a monopoly to make, use, sell, and import the invention for 20 years from the filing date.
To be patentable, an invention must be novel (new), involve an inventive step (non-obvious), and be capable of industrial application. Patents can be granted for products, processes, or methods that meet these criteria.
Patent protection prevents others from commercially exploiting your invention without permission. You can license your patent to others for royalties or sell it outright. In case of infringement, you can take legal action and claim damages.
Key Highlights
KEY ADVANTAGE
20-Year Monopoly
Exclusive rights for two decades
Commercial Rights
Make, use, sell, and import exclusively
Licensing Revenue
Earn royalties from patent licenses
Legal Protection
Sue infringers and claim damages
Priority Date
Filing date protects against later inventions
Business Value
Patents significantly increase company valuation
20-Year Monopoly
Exclusive rights for two decades
Commercial Rights
Make, use, sell, and import exclusively
Licensing Revenue
Earn royalties from patent licenses
Legal Protection
Sue infringers and claim damages
Priority Date
Filing date protects against later inventions
Business Value
Patents significantly increase company valuation
How It Works
Simple Process
STEP 0101
Patent Search
Conduct prior art search to check novelty
2
Draft Specification
Prepare detailed patent application and claims
3
File Application
Submit provisional or complete specification
4
Examination & Grant
Respond to objections and obtain grant
1
Patent Search
Conduct prior art search to check novelty
2
Draft Specification
Prepare detailed patent application and claims
3
File Application
Submit provisional or complete specification
4
Examination & Grant
Respond to objections and obtain grant
Key Benefits
Market Monopoly
Exclusive market rights for 20 years
Competitive Edge
Block competitors from copying your invention
Investment Attraction
Patented products attract investor interest
Revenue Generation
License patents for ongoing royalty income
Expert Drafting
Professional patent specification writing
Prosecution Support
Handle examination and objections
Market Monopoly
Exclusive market rights for 20 years
Competitive Edge
Block competitors from copying your invention
Investment Attraction
Patented products attract investor interest
Revenue Generation
License patents for ongoing royalty income
Expert Drafting
Professional patent specification writing
Prosecution Support
Handle examination and objections
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
New products, processes, methods, compositions, or improvements that are novel, involve inventive step, and have industrial application. Software with technical effect may also be patentable.
Discoveries, scientific theories, mathematical methods, business methods, computer programs per se, artistic works, and inventions contrary to public order or morality.
Provisional application secures priority date with basic disclosure. Complete specification with detailed claims must be filed within 12 months. Alternatively, file complete directly.
Typically 3-5 years from filing to grant. Expedited examination available for startups, women applicants, and certain categories, reducing time to 12-18 months.
Annual renewal fees must be paid to keep patent alive. Failure to pay leads to patent lapse. Fees increase progressively over the 20-year term.