Patent registration is the legal process through which inventors protect their inventions or innovations by securing exclusive rights to use, make, sell, or license their invention for a defined period of time. Patents are a critical tool for protecting new technologies, designs, or processes from unauthorized use and ensuring that inventors maintain control over their creations. At DR Legal, we offer comprehensive services for patent registration, guiding you through every step to ensure that your intellectual property is safeguarded under the law. Our expert team will help you navigate the complex patent application process, ensuring that your innovation is protected both nationally and internationally.

Benefits of Patent Registration Through DR Legal

Legal Protection

Monetary Benefits

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Benefits of Patent Registration

  • Expert Guidance
  • Patent Search
  • International Patent Protection
  • Drafting Strong Patent Claims
  • Filing and Prosecution
  • Patent Enforcement

Documents Required for Patent Registration

General Documents

  • Detailed Description of the Invention
  • Patent Application Form
  • Patent Claims
  • Abstract of the Invention
  • Proof of Ownership
  • Business Registration or Identity of the Applicant

FAQ :-

What is the duration of patent protection?

Utility patents typically last for 20 years from the filing date, while design patents are generally protected for 15 years from the grant date. Plant patents last for 20 years.

Can I patent an idea without a prototype?

You can patent an idea, but you need to provide a detailed description of the invention, including how it works. A working model or prototype is not required, but it helps to demonstrate the functionality of the invention.

Can a patent be renewed?

Utility patents can be extended by paying maintenance fees, but the protection period is fixed at 20 years. Design patents do not have maintenance fees and are protected for 15 years from the grant date.

What happens if someone uses my patented invention without permission?

If someone infringes on your patent, you have the right to take legal action, including sending a cease-and-desist letter, filing a complaint with relevant authorities, or pursuing a lawsuit for damages.

Can I patent an invention that is already in public use?

No, the invention must be novel and not publicly disclosed before filing. If an invention has already been publicly used, it may not be eligible for patent protection.