Personal application belongs to individuals and has nothing to do with the company. Service inventions are applied by individuals, which easily leads to patent ownership disputes. The rights and interests applied by the company belong to the company, and there is no ownership dispute. It is relatively easy to operate in identifying high-tech enterprises and listing companies.
Individuals who apply for financial difficulties can enjoy reduction or exemption, and the annual fee will be deferred for the first three years, as long as they pay15%; It is more expensive for companies to apply, but they can enjoy government subsidies in some areas.
Personal application is not conducive to brand promotion, while company application is conducive to corporate brand promotion and later financing.
Individual applications can enjoy relief, some of which are funded by the local government; Companies can enjoy government subsidies, preferential evaluation, declaration of high-tech enterprises and patent pledge in some fields.
From the cost point of view, it seems that individual application is better, but if it is for enterprises, it is better to apply in the name of the company in the long run (Fujian Kangyuan Intellectual Property).
Patent literally refers to exclusive rights and interests. The word "patent" comes from Latin "Litterae patentes", which means open letters or open documents. It is a certificate used by medieval monarchs to issue certain privileges, and later refers to the exclusive right certificate signed by the British king himself.
In modern times, patents are generally documents issued by government agencies or regional organizations representing several countries according to their applications. This kind of document records the contents of the invention and creation, and in a certain period of time, it has produced such a legal state that the patented invention and creation can only be implemented by others with the permission of the patentee. In China, there are three kinds of patents: inventions, utility models and designs.
China National Intellectual Property Administration [1] (China National Intellectual Property Administration), formerly known as People's Republic of China (PRC) and China Patent Office (hereinafter referred to as China Patent Office),/kloc-0 was established with the approval of the State Council in 1980, and/kloc-0 was reformed in the State Council in 1998. China Patent Office changed its name to China National Intellectual Property Administration, and became an institution directly under the State Council, in charge of patent work and coordination of foreign-related intellectual property affairs. Among them, China National Intellectual Property Administration has China National Intellectual Property Administration Patent Office, which accepts and examines patent applications in a unified way and grants patent rights according to law.