After the notification of patent authorization, can the patent be made public and protected by law?

After the patent is authorized, the applicant can exercise his rights, and then the applicant becomes the patentee. The temporary protection of the invention patent starts from the publication date of the patent application (usually 18 months from the application date). If the authorization claim is consistent with the public claim, then the patentee has the right to file a lawsuit against the infringement of others in the temporary protection stage. So make it public in advance.

Your own invention content can get temporary legal protection in advance. Once a patent is authorized, it is an infringement for others to use, manufacture, promise to sell, sell or import the patented product without the permission of the patentee, and will be punished by law.

Article 54 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Patent Law stipulates that after the patent administrative department of the State Council issues a notice of granting a patent right, the applicant shall go through the registration formalities within 2 months from the date of receiving the notice. Where the applicant goes through the registration formalities on schedule, the patent administrative department of the State Council shall grant the patent right, issue the patent certificate and make an announcement. Failure to go through the registration formalities at the expiration of the period shall be deemed as giving up the right to obtain the patent right. Therefore, after receiving the notice of patent authorization, the applicant should go through the registration formalities within the prescribed time limit, otherwise, the patent office will not register and announce it, and the applicant will not be able to obtain the patent right.