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Provisional Patent
A provisional patent is a type of patent application that allows inventors to establish an early filing date for their invention, while they continue to develop and refine their idea.
Unlike a regular patent application, a provisional patent does not require a formal patent claim, formal drawings, or an oath or declaration. It also does not undergo a substantive examination by the patent office.
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Overview of Provisional Patent
Getting a patent for new inventions/processes is a crucial strategy for every business as it is always the rule of first to file. So, the businesses intend to patent their inventions before they are even finalized. This can be done through a provisional patent application. It is one of the most important legal documents while applying for patent registration. It eventually increases the chances of obtaining patent registration when the invention is finalized. It is mainly to secure a priority date over the same invention which may be developed & patented by a competitor.
It must consist of a title and description of the invention. The permanent patent should be filed within 12 months otherwise the application can be abandoned.
Advantages of Provisional Patent
| Prior Rights | Provisional patent ensures priority for the application of patent against the competitor applying for a patent on the same invention. |
| Market Benefits | Provisional patent helps you to assess the market potential for the invention & decide further course of action. |
Registration Process of Provisional Patent
Step 1: Collecting Information: You are required to send in all the possible details, including potential uses of the invention across industries and likely benefits over existing products.
Step 2: Drafting Application: We will draft the application based on the details you send in & will send you for review in 3-4 working days.
Step 3: Submission: The drafted document will be filed with the Registrar and if accepted, you can use ‘Patent Pending’ on your product any time over the next year.
Documents Required of Provisional Patent
1. Invention details
2. Authorization letter
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