Can I change the address of the patent?

There are two situations to change the patentee: the change of the patentee's name and the transfer of the patent right. Generally speaking, when the name of the patentee changes, the default address remains unchanged, and the address change information can be omitted. Can the patent change its address 1? There are two situations whether a patent can change its address and the patentee: the name change of the patentee and the patent right transfer. Generally speaking, if the patentee's name changes, the default address remains unchanged, and the address change information can be omitted; In the case of patent right transfer, it is common to transfer patent right. At this time, if the default address of the patent office needs to be changed accordingly, it is necessary to indicate that the address has not changed, and the request for change of the filing project without address change is regarded as not submitted. 2. What is the process of patentee change? 1. If a dispute over the ownership of the rights leads to the transfer of the rights of the applicant or the patentee or the change of the inventor's qualification, if the dispute is resolved through consultation, a rights transfer agreement signed or sealed by all parties shall be submitted; If the dispute is determined by a judgment of the people's court, it shall be submitted to a legally effective judgment of the people's court. After receiving the written judgment, the Patent Office shall notify other parties to inquire whether to file an appeal. If there is no reply or no appeal within the prescribed time limit (two months), the judgment will take legal effect; If a party files an appeal, it shall issue a notice of acceptance of the appeal, and the original judgment of the people's court will never take legal effect. If the dispute is decided through mediation by the local intellectual property office (or the corresponding functional department), the Patent Office shall notify other parties to inquire whether to bring a lawsuit to the court after receiving the mediation decision; If there is no reply or prosecution within the prescribed time limit (two months), the mediation decision will take legal effect; If a lawsuit is filed, the parties concerned shall issue a notice of court acceptance, and the original mediation decision shall have no legal effect. 2. Where the patent applicant or patentee requests to change the patent applicant or patentee because of the right transfer or gift, the original or notarized copy of the transfer or gift contract must be submitted; When a contract is concluded by a legal person, it must be signed or sealed by the legal representative or authorized person, and stamped with the legal person's official seal or special seal for the contract; Submit notarized documents when necessary. When concluding a contract, a citizen shall sign or seal it; Submit notarized documents when necessary. Where there is more than one patent applicant or patentee, the certification materials that all the obligees agree to transfer or give shall be submitted.