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Turn Your Invention Into a
Powerful Commercial Asset.

Your groundbreaking idea deserves the strongest protection. Secure an exclusive monopoly over your invention with our expert patent registration services, preventing others from making, using, or selling your innovation.

Protect My Invention
20-Year Monopoly Global Protection Strategy Expert Legal Drafting
From Concept to Monopoly

The Strategic Imperative of Patenting

A patent is more than just legal protection; it's a strategic business tool that secures your market position, attracts investors, and creates revenue streams through licensing.

What is a Patent?

A patent is an exclusive right granted by a government to an inventor for a limited period, in exchange for the public disclosure of their invention. It protects a new and useful process, machine, article of manufacture, or composition of matter.

  • Novelty: Must be new and not previously known to the public.
  • Inventive Step: Must involve a non-obvious inventive step to a person skilled in the art.
  • Industrial Applicability: Must be capable of being made or used in an industry.
  • Non-Patentable: Excludes discoveries, scientific theories, mathematical methods, and anything contrary to public order or morality.

Key Insight

A patent provides the right to *exclude others* from making, using, selling, or importing the invention.

Business Advantages of Patent Protection

Understanding the strategic business advantages and competitive edge that patent protection provides is crucial for maximizing your invention's commercial value.

  • Market Exclusivity: Gain a 20-year monopoly to dominate the market.
  • Return on Investment: Secure your R&D investment and generate high returns.
  • Licensing & Sale: Create revenue by licensing or selling your patent rights.
  • Attracts Investors: A strong patent portfolio is a key asset for attracting funding.
  • Negotiation Power: Use patents as leverage in business negotiations or cross-licensing deals.

Important

Filing a patent application is time-sensitive. Public disclosure before filing can destroy novelty.

Core Advantages

Benefits of Securing a Patent

Unlock the full commercial potential of your invention with robust legal protection.

Exclusive Monopoly Rights

Gain the exclusive right to prevent others from commercially exploiting your invention for 20 years, giving you a significant competitive edge.

Increased Profits & ROI

By controlling the market, you can set premium prices for your unique product, leading to higher profit margins and a strong return on your R&D investment.

Licensing & Assignment

Generate revenue by licensing your patent to other companies for royalties, or sell (assign) the patent for a lump sum, turning your idea into a liquid asset.

Enhanced Market Position

A patent establishes you as a market leader and innovator, strengthening your brand image and deterring competitors from entering your space.

Legal Power to Litigate

A granted patent gives you the legal standing to sue infringers and claim damages, providing a powerful tool to enforce your rights.

Valuable Business Asset

Patents are intangible assets that significantly increase your company's valuation, making it more attractive to investors, partners, and acquirers.

Our Meticulous Process

Patent Registration Roadmap

Navigating the complex patent process with expert guidance

1

Invention Disclosure & Search

We start with a detailed understanding of your invention and conduct a thorough patentability search to assess novelty and inventiveness.

2

Patent Drafting

Our experts draft a robust patent application with precise claims, drawings, and specifications to ensure the broadest possible protection.

3

Filing & Prosecution

We file the application with the Indian Patent Office and manage all communications, including responding to examination reports (FERs).

4

Grant & Renewal

Upon successful examination, your patent is granted. We assist with post-grant procedures and manage timely annuity payments to keep it in force.

Secure Your Innovation

Don't Let Your Idea Be Copied

The future belongs to innovators. Take the crucial step to protect your invention today and build a powerful asset for your business growth.

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Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Key information about the patent registration process in India

An invention relating to a product or a process that is new (novel), involves an inventive step (non-obvious), and is capable of industrial application can be patented. However, things like scientific discoveries, abstract theories, business methods, computer programs *per se*, and methods of agriculture or medical treatment are not patentable in India.

The term of a patent in India is 20 years from the date of filing of the patent application, regardless of whether it is filed with a provisional or complete specification. To keep the patent in force, annual renewal fees must be paid.

A provisional application is an initial, temporary application filed when an invention is not yet finalized. It secures a priority date for your invention. You then have 12 months to file a complete application, which must fully describe the invention and define the scope of protection through claims.

In India, "computer programs per se" are not patentable. However, if your software provides a technical solution to a technical problem and is tied to a novel hardware or process, it may be patentable. This is a complex area, and patentability depends on how the invention is claimed.

The timeline for a patent grant can vary significantly, typically ranging from 2 to 5 years from the date of filing. The process involves filing, publication, examination, and responding to objections. There are provisions for expedited examination for certain applicants like startups, which can shorten the timeline considerably.

No, patents are territorial rights. An Indian patent is only valid in India. To protect your invention in other countries, you must file separate patent applications in each country or use an international treaty like the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) to streamline the process of filing in multiple countries.