Patent Registration

Patent registration can be obtained in India for an invention. A patent is a right granted to an individual or enterprise by the government that disallows others from making, using, selling, or importing the patented product or process without the patent holder's approval or consent.

The primary step an inventor takes is to safeguard their innovation from being replicated is to file a patent. Patent application in India is a time-consuming procedure, but you can have your registration completed hassle-free.

Types of Patent Application in India

• Provisional Application – Also known as a temporary application, it is filed when an invention is still in progress and not finalized. It helps secure a filing date.
• Ordinary or Non-Provisional Application – Filed when no provisional application precedes it. Requires a complete specification.
• Direct Filing – When a complete specification is filed without provisional filing.
• Subsequent Filing – Filed after the provisional application.
• Convention Application – Filed for claiming priority based on an application filed in a convention country.
• PCT International Application – Helps file patents in multiple countries through a single application.
• PCT National Application – Filed when entering the national phase after PCT international filing.
• Divisional Application – Filed when the applicant wants to divide a patent into two or more applications for distinct inventions.