Safeguard your invention by obtaining exclusive rights via patent registration.
A complete patent provides the inventor with exclusive legal rights to stop others from making, using, selling, offering for sale, or importing the invention. This protection lasts 20 years from the filing date, promoting innovation. The patent holder can enforce their rights, and choose to sell, license, or grant permissions for the patented invention.
Patent registration grants the owner the exclusive right to prevent others from making, using, selling, offering, or importing the patented invention for commercial purposes. Simultaneously, the patent holder can decide who may use the invention under negotiated terms, giving them a strategic advantage over competitors.
It gives the patent holder the legal authority to act against unauthorized use of the patent. The patentee, or their assignee, licensee, or agent, can initiate a civil lawsuit for infringement in a court of law, with jurisdiction not lower than that of a District Court.
A patented invention can boost a company’s brand value and allow it to command premium pricing. Products with high market utility can substantially elevate the overall valuation of the patent holder.
A patent is a highly valuable asset capable of generating significant financial returns when managed strategically. The owner can license, assign, or sell the patent as required. For instance, many pharmaceutical companies have realized substantial profits by monetizing their patented products through licensing and assignment deals.
Title of the invention
Complete details of each patent applicant, including full name, address, contact information, and nationality.
Complete details of the invention, highlighting the specific features the patentee seeks to protect.
Technical details of the invention, including supporting drawings and a copy of the provisional patent application, if applicable.
A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) of the applicant is required. If the applicant does not possess a DSC, SubmitReturn can provide one for an additional fee.
These documents are required to avail the subsidized rates.
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Anything that is purely a discovery and lacks any inventive element.
Any invention that is frivolous, obvious, illegal, harmful to public health, or related to atomic energy.
Any mere arrangement, rearrangement, or duplication of known devices, or anything lacking practical utility.
Any method related to agriculture or horticulture.
*Subject to Government processing time
Patenting your invention grants you exclusive legal rights, preventing others from making, using, or selling it without permission. It also helps establish ownership and can be a valuable business asset.
You can apply in either. If your invention is part of your business operations or funded by the company, it’s advisable to file under the company’s name to centralize ownership and monetization.
No. Once an invention is publicly disclosed or published, it may lose its novelty — a core requirement for patentability. Hence, it’s important to file a patent before any public disclosure.
To qualify for a patent, your invention must:
Be novel (new and not previously known)
Involve an inventive step (non-obvious)
Be industrially applicable (useful and usable in industry)
No, filing a provisional patent is not mandatory. However, it’s useful to establish an early priority date and gain time (up to 12 months) to refine your invention before submitting the complete specification.
Patents are territorial. An Indian patent is valid only within India. To protect your invention internationally, you must file in individual countries or through international routes like the PCT (Patent Cooperation Treaty).
You can license, sell, or assign your patent rights to generate revenue. Many businesses use patented technologies under licensing agreements, making it a strong income-generating asset.
Yes, our package includes applicable government filing fees based on the entity type (individual, startup, MSME, etc.). Any additional fees, if applicable, will be communicated transparently.
Yes, the Indian Patent Office levies additional charges if your application includes more than 10 claims. These charges depend on the number of extra claims and your entity type.
Both MSME and Startup India certified entities are eligible for reduced government fees under patent filing. Holding either certificate allows you to claim the benefit.
Yes, the government encourages online filing by offering lower fees compared to physical (offline) applications.
No, unlike trademarks, a patent examination report (FER) is not generated automatically. You must file a separate Request for Examination (RFE) after submitting your patent application.
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