Patents are mainly divided into invention patents, utility model patents and appearance patents. The latter two kinds of patent applications are simple, generally only need formal examination, while invention patents are more troublesome, generally with low authorization rate and long application period. First, it should be made public for 18 months, and then the substantive examination is mainly to see whether the invention is novel, creative and practical (hereinafter referred to as "three characteristics"). Specific examination is judged by professional examiners by searching in the database.
Materials needed to apply for a patent for invention
Information of the applicant and inventor
Personal application: a copy of the applicant's ID card is required.
Non-personal application: We need to stamp the official seal on the patent power of attorney provided by us.
The enterprise unit also needs to provide a copy of the applicant's business license and legal person card, as well as a copy of the first designer's ID card;
The institution also needs to provide a copy of the applicant's legal person certificate and organization code certificate, as well as a copy of the ID card of the first inventor.
Patent application information and technical disclosure materials
Patent application information: it can be filled in according to the patent application information form provided by us.
Technical disclosure materials: Inventions can be written according to the description of technical disclosure of inventions or utility models provided by us.
* Remarks (proof of official fee waiver is required)
Is it easy to apply for a patent? Here is a brief introduction to the related contents of patent application. It is easy to apply for a patent, but it is not easy to pass it. Different professional types have different success rates after their own applications, especially this invention patent. If you have other patent problems, you can consult a professional intellectual property consultant.
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