How is the patent purchase fee stipulated?

1. What are the provisions on the patent purchase fee? Invention: application fee 950 yuan (including printing fee 50 yuan) Utility model: application fee 500 yuan design: application fee 500 yuan examination fee This fee is only paid when applying for invention patent, but not when applying for utility model and design. The examination fee for invention application is 2500 yuan, and the patent registration fee is 2500 yuan. After receiving the patent authorization notice and registration notice, the applicant needs to pay the patent registration fee and the announcement printing fee. Invention: 250 yuan printing tax 5 yuan utility model: 200 yuan printing tax 5 yuan design: 200 yuan printing tax 5 yuan annual fee is within the patent validity period. If you want to maintain power, you need to pay an annual fee to China National Intellectual Property Administration. The specific fees are as follows: issuance: 1- 3rd year 900 yuan/4th year-6th year 1200 yuan/7th year-9th year 2000 yuan/year124000 yuan/year13-. Annual utility model: 1-3 600 yuan/year, 6th-8th year 4-5 900 yuan/year, 1 200 yuan/year, 9th year-10 yuan/year, with monthly overdue fine (within 6 months). "Malicious cybersquatting" refers to the act of preempting the registration of trademarks, domain names or trade names that have been used by others and have certain influence in this field or related fields by improper means. "Malicious cybersquatting" mostly occurs in the field of rights that can bring certain economic or spiritual benefits based on the principle of "application priority", so it mostly occurs in trademarks, domain names and trade names. Identifying registered trademarks needs to consider both subjective and objective factors. The parties involved in trademark registration are subjectively malicious, that is, they know or should know that others have previously created and used trademarks and apply to the Trademark Office for registration first. It is generally believed that if a trademark registrant and the actual owner of the trademark engage in the sale of goods related to the trademark or other business dealings, it can be considered that the trademark registrant subjectively "knows"; If the trademark of the actual owner has strong distinctiveness, and/or has a certain popularity in relevant regions and industries, if the trademark registrant and the actual owner of the trademark are in the same region or adjacent regions, and they are operators in the same industry, in the above circumstances, it can be presumed that the trademark registrant subjectively "should know". Objectively speaking, the object of registration is the trademark that others first used and had a certain influence. The term "trademarks that have been used by others in advance and have certain influence" here mainly refers to unregistered trademarks, including trademarks that have not been registered in all categories of goods and services, and trademarks that have been registered in some categories of goods or services but not in other items. The so-called influence means that the trademark of the real right holder has a certain popularity in relevant regions and industries, is known to the relevant public and enjoys a certain reputation. The relevant provisions of the trademark law are the legal guarantee for the real trademark owners to protect their rights. After cybersquatting occurs, the enterprise may file a dispute with the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board according to law. Two, the parties need to pay attention to the following issues: first, about the time limit. According to Article 4 1 of the Trademark Law, if the property owner thinks that his trademark has been maliciously pre-registered, he may apply to the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board for cancellation within five years from the date of registration of the trademark. The Trademark Law stipulates a five-year application time limit, which is not only conducive to the real obligee to discover the registered trademark behavior and protect their rights according to law, but also to prompt the parties to seek legal relief in time and prevent the legal relationship of related trademarks from being unstable for a long time. Second, about the submission of application documents. The applicant shall submit an application for adjudication of disputes to the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board, which generally includes the following contents: application for adjudication of trademark disputes, power of attorney (if an agent is entrusted) and evidential materials, and submit corresponding copies according to the number of respondents. According to Article 56 of the Regulations for the Implementation of the Trademark Law, the State Administration for Industry and Commerce revised the file format of applying for trademark registration and handling other trademark matters, and published it on September 19, 2002 with the Notice on Publishing the File Format of Applying for Trademark Registration and Handling Other Trademark Matters [Guo Gong Shang Zi (2002) No.234]. This includes the file format that should be used when applying for trademark reexamination, such as the application for trademark dispute adjudication. If you apply for a patent in China, you also need a certain fee. Of course, there are different kinds of charges. This fee mainly includes application fee and examination fee. Patent registration fee and patent registration fee, of course. It also needs to be judged according to the specific type of invention. Such as the utility model 200 yuan.