What certification materials are needed for patent transfer?

1. What are the types of patent transfer? 1. Transfer: The enterprise obtains your patent by buyout. After signing the contract, you and other enterprises can no longer use the patented technology. 2. State monopoly: Only this enterprise can use your patented technology nationwide, and you can't use it at home. 3. Regional monopoly: Only this enterprise that has signed an agreement with you can use your patented technology in the designated area, including production and sales. 5. General license: This involves the entry fee, that is, you are given a sum of money first, and then you can get a commission from the profits generated after the patent is converted into productivity. The specific amount is agreed in the agreement. The general license does not limit the number of companies that sign contracts with you. 2. What materials should be submitted for patent transfer? 1. Submit the patent transfer contract signed by the legal representatives of both parties; 2, the identity certificate of the patentee and the assignee, or, the original certificate of industrial and commercial change (such as involving the name change of the enterprise applicant, etc.). ); 3, a copy of the patent certificate and legal status certificate; 4. Letter to terminate the employment relationship with the original organization and the new power of attorney of the transferee; 5. If the transfer of foreign patented technology is involved, the following documents and/or procedures need to be added according to the nature of the technology: (1) Technology export license issued by the competent commercial department of the State Council; (2) The Registration Certificate of Free Export Technology Contract issued by the the State Council commerce department or the Registration Certificate of Free Export Technology Contract issued by the local commerce department.