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When applying for an invention patent, the application documents should include: invention patent request, description (if the description has drawings, the description and drawings should be submitted), claims, abstract (abstract and drawings should be included if necessary) ), each in duplicate. For invention patent applications involving amino acid or nucleotide sequences, the sequence listing should be included in the specification and submitted as a separate part of the specification. At the same time, a document containing the sequence listing that complies with the provisions of the State Intellectual Property Office should also be submitted. CD or floppy disk. When applying for a utility model patent, the application documents shall include: utility model patent request, description, drawings of the description, claims, abstract and drawings, each in duplicate. When applying for a design patent, the application documents shall include: a request for design patent, pictures or photos, each in duplicate. If you require color protection, you should also submit color pictures or photos in duplicate. If you submit pictures, both copies should be pictures. If you submit photos, both copies should be photos. Pictures or photos should not be mixed. If a description is needed for pictures or photos, a brief description of the design should be submitted in duplicate. You can ask an agency to help! Go to the Beijing Intellectual Property Office in person to apply. The application form can be downloaded from the official website or requested from the Intellectual Property Office. It is recommended to hire a patent agency company to help represent you. It should be noted that patent agents require special qualifications. This qualification is different from lawyer qualifications and trademark agent qualifications. At present, a large number of "intellectual property agency companies" or "law firms" that do not have patent agency qualifications conceal the fact that they do not have patent agency qualifications, and it is difficult to successfully represent patent matters.