After the patent was withdrawn in the first instance, I don't want this patent. Will I be penalized or take any responsibility?

There will be no deduction, and the application fee of several hundred dollars will not be refunded. If it is withdrawn, the actual examination fee will not be paid. If the actual examination fee is paid in advance, you can apply at the place where the money is paid, fill in the form, and apply for a refund with the invoice receipt of the previous payment.

If the application is made by an agency, the writing fee is usually non-refundable, but you can discuss with them to refund the defense fee for the actual trial. If the patent is withdrawn due to the responsibility of the agency, it can negotiate with the agency to refund more agency fees.

Responsibility, if it is an individual application, there is no responsibility; If it is a company's application for service invention, it needs to be negotiated with the company.

In addition, if it is withdrawn at the time of preliminary examination and not made public, the technology can be used in future applications without affecting the innovation of new applications.