Protect your invention with a patent filing. We assist with provisional and complete patent applications, prior art searches, and prosecution before the Patent Office.
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Request Free Callback WhatsApp UsA patent gives you exclusive rights over your invention for up to 20 years, preventing others from making, using, or selling it without your permission.
We search existing patents to assess the novelty of your invention.
File a provisional application to secure your priority date quickly.
Detailed patent specification drafted by our team.
Filing acknowledgement and application number issued.
We respond to First Examination Reports (FER) from the Patent Office.
Patent certificate granted and published in the Patent Journal.
Our process is fully online and designed to be as simple as possible for you.
Share a detailed description of your invention, how it works, and what makes it novel.
We search existing patents and literature to assess patentability.
Provisional application filed to secure your priority date while the full specification is prepared.
Complete patent specification with claims, abstract, and drawings prepared and filed within 12 months.
Patent Office examines the application and may issue objections (FER).
After addressing all objections and opposition, the patent is granted and published.
Gather these before we start. We'll send you a personalised checklist after your first call.
An invention must be novel (not previously known), involve an inventive step (non-obvious), and be capable of industrial application to be patentable in India.
A provisional application secures your priority date without requiring the complete specification. You have 12 months to file the complete specification.
A patent in India is valid for 20 years from the date of filing, subject to payment of annual renewal fees.
Pure software or computer programs are not patentable in India. However, software that produces a technical effect or solves a technical problem may be patentable as a computer-implemented invention.
