Patent Registration

Patent Registration

A patent is an exclusive legal right granted to an inventor for a novel, useful, and non-obvious invention—be it a product or a process. Patent registration ensures that no one else can make, use, or sell your invention without your permission for a specific period (usually 20 years from the filing date in India).

If you are an innovator, startup, or R&D-driven organization, securing your invention through patent registration is crucial for protecting your intellectual property and commercial edge.

Overview of Patent Registration

A patent protects inventions that are new, non-obvious, and industrially applicable. It applies to:

  • New products or machines
  • Industrial processes or methods
  • Software with a technical application
  • Chemical compositions or pharmaceuticals
  • Modified or improved existing technologies

A patent gives the inventor monopoly rights for 20 years from the filing date, within which no one else can commercially exploit the invention.

Benefits of Patent Registration

Legal Ownership

Gives you exclusive rights over your invention

Exclusive Rights

Control over reproduction, distribution, adaptation, and broadcasting

Protection from Infringement

Enables you to take legal action against unauthorized use

Protection from Imitation

Prevents unauthorized usage or theft of the invention

Global Expansion

Enables filing in other countries through PCT (Patent Cooperation Treaty)

Copyright Registration Process

Documents Required

  • Application form (Form 1)
  • Patent specification (Form 2)
  • Statement and undertaking (Form 3)
  • Declaration of inventorship (Form 5)
  • Drawings (if applicable)
  • Power of attorney (if filed by an agent)
  • Priority documents (for foreign applicants)

Patent Registration Compliance

StepDescription
1. Patent SearchConducting a novelty and prior-art search to ensure originality.
2. Drafting of SpecificationPreparation of Provisional or Complete Specification.
3. Application FilingFiling with the Indian Patent Office (provisional or complete).
4. PublicationApplication is published after 18 months (or earlier upon request).
5. Examination RequestFiling a request for examination (Form 18) within 48 months.
6. Office Action / ObjectionsResponding to any objections raised by the patent examiner.
7. Grant of PatentPatent is granted after successful review and objection clearance.
8. RenewalAnnual renewal required from the 3rd year until the 20th year.

Cost of Patent Registration

At Taxfincom, we offer flexible pricing plans based on the type of applicant (individual, startup, or company) and the nature of the invention. Our pricing includes patent search and analysis, drafting and filing of patent documents, government filing fees, assistance in responding to objections (if required), and ongoing advisory for maintenance and renewal. 📌 With transparent pricing and no hidden fees, you can protect your invention confidently and cost-effectively.

Why Choose Us?

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With a client-friendly approach and strong attention to detail, we stand out as a trusted partner for your company’s legal setup. Choose us for a seamless registration process backed by professionalism and expertise.

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