Steps for Registration of a Patent

 Step 1:   Idea or concept (Invention) must be written down with as many details as possible

Step 2:  Drawings, diagrams or sketches explaining the working of the invention must be included while filing the application

Step 3: To check whether the invention is a patentable subject matter or not

Step 4: search for Patentability

Step 5: A patent application needs to be draft by applicant

Step 6: Publication of the application need to be done by the investor

Step 7: Examination request

Step 8: Respond to the objections raised

Step 9: objections must be cleared

Step 10: The final step is the grant of a patent to the inventor 

Documents for Patent Registration

➲ Application in Form -1 which includes all the information related to name and address of inventor, name and address of applicant.

➲ Form-2 which describes the provisional or complete specification, as applicable along with the Drawings or sketches (if any)

➲ The Application form should also indicate clearly the source of the geographical origin of any biological material used in the specification.

➲ Power of attorney or authority letter in favour of the patent attorney enabling him to file the respective patent application on behalf of the inventor.

➲ All patent applications must bear the signature of the applicant or authorized person or Patent Attorney along with date and name.

➲ A copy of a valid Photo ID Proof of the inventor/Owner

➲ A copy of a valid Address Proof of the Inventor

➲ Declaration as to inventorship for applications with complete specification or a convention application.

➲ In case of a Company following additional documents shall be needed

  • Certificate of Incorporation
  • MOA (Memorandum of Association)

➲ In case of a partnership firm following additional documents shall be needed

  • Partnership Deed
  • GST Certificate

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